Republicans are rigging elections to win. They're anti-voter and anti-democracy.
Republicans are suppressing votes and trying to remake the electorate to win in states like Georgia and North Dakota. That's un-American.
Abe Rakov, Opinion contributor Published 4:00 a.m. ET Oct. 25, 2018
Republican politicians across the country are scared for their jobs, but instead of coming up with policy proposals to win over more voters, they’re trying to rig our elections.
Whether it’s kicking eligible Americans off the voter lists for simply not voting, refusing to process voter registration cards, moving or shutting down polling places, trying to confuse voters about requirements or any number of other shady tactics, Republicans across the nation are trying to stop eligible voters from voting.
They are, in short, attacking our democracy for their political gain.
We’re not talking about ballot integrity or election security here, and this isn’t just a policy difference between Democrats and Republicans. We’re seeing Republican politicians run a political strategy to manipulate who can vote and, ultimately, remake the electorate in their favor. They’re trying to rig our elections because they don’t think they can win any other way. It’s cheating, it’s wrong and it’s anti-democratic.
https://www.usatoday.com/story/opinion/2018/10/25/republicans-suppress-votes-rig-elections-attack-democracy-midterms-column/1722188002/
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