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"When Alabamians had reasonable and secure options to access the ballot, they exercised their right to vote in the highest numbers in state history."
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"When Alabamians had reasonable and secure options to access the ballot, they exercised their right to vote in the highest numbers in state history."
For some reason, Jones still has faith.
He hasn’t bothered to learn even the most basic things about our government, our laws or the state he plans to represent.
LaTosha Brown, a Selma native who co-founded Black Voters Matter, issued a statement saying that it is time to reimagine American democracy.
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