"Good
news: a Republican law to suppress voting rights in Kansas was just
struck down by a federal judge. The law caused more than 16,000 voter
registrations to be canceled and it blocked more than 31,000 Kansans
from registering to vote. Here is the truth. Republican
politicians want fewer people to be able to vote because when turnout is
low, they win. They are working overtime across the country to suppress
the vote of those who might oppose them, including young people, the
poor and people of color. If Republicans cannot face free and fair
elections, then they should not be running for office in the first
place. We must keep fighting all forms of voter suppression."
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