What happened in Arizona wasn’t an accident: When states make voting impossible...

[CanonRay]

Once again, an American election was unnecessarily thwarted by long lines and not enough ballots. To say there’s no excuse for such nonsense, especially in a nation that prides itself on its representative democracy and, yes, its exceptionalism, is understating the problem. This time around, it happened during the Arizona primary where countless voters were forced to stand in lines for hours, while others were told they weren’t registered in the first place.

http://www.salon.com/2016/03/24/what_happened_in_arizona_wasnt_an_accident_when_states_make_voting_impossible_its_for_a_very_clear_reason/

[sharp_stick]

1. The Republican legislatures in this country

will continue to do everything in their power to limit voting. They know that time and demographics aren't on their side and they'll fight tooth and nail to keep themselves in power.

They have to be voted out, starting at the local level.

[Gothmog]

2. The GOP is the party of voter suppression and relies on voter suppression to win races