Yes, Florida, GA, MS, AL, TX, AR, OK, SC all full of Democrats, Democrats run those states, Republicans in no way embrace white nationalism, just look at the rainbow coalition that is the Republican Party spanning from Parchment to Eggshell to Ivory to Vanilla to Baby Powder.

When Republicans Paint with All the Colors of Their Wind their canvas is indistinguishable from one never touched by a brush.

With that demographic clearly Dems are doing it WAY better than the GOP.

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By "it" you mean governing in such a way as to serve their interests.

A higher percentage of Republicans voted for it than Democrats.

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Those republicans would now be voting democratic, see how that works?

You would be considering them communists

Cause you're not very bright.

Remember there is nothing racist about insisting in person voting, with one undermanned polling station to serve 10's of thousands of voters and requiring IDs which doesn't add minutes to each voters time voting, resulting in black people having to stand in line for much longer to cast their ballot.

Nothing remotely racist about that.

And you can't give water to people standing in line for hours either!

Or you can do it the Florida way disenfranchise 1/3 of black men even though the state overwhelmingly voted to reinstate their voting rights.

So, arrest them for petty crime, make it a felony, send them to jail for 6 months, charge them thousands of dollars to keep them incarcerated and not allow them to vote when their time is served cause they owe the state thousands in fees.

But republicans aren't racist --------.

"Do ho have specific provisions you oppose?"

Let's start with defying the SC

Texas, Mississippi and Alabama have all passed laws since the 2020 election reining in what they call harvesting absentee ballots. The term generally refers to someone collecting absentee ballots for other voters, a practice that is common among voter mobilization efforts.

The new laws place restrictions on who can witness a person signing their absentee ballot, how many ballots a single person can witness, and who can return those ballots on behalf of the voters. Civil rights groups argue that this will disenfranchise voters who rely on help from strangers and friends to cast their ballots.

According to Jeff this is not an additional burden for voters

Who do you think that will impact more of? Republicans or Democrats?

Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey, a Republican, signed a law in March that made it illegal to turn in someone else's absentee ballot, and made it a felony to give or receive payment to collect others' absentee ballots.

Dick Face doesn't think this will hinder voting.

Who do you think that will impact more of? Republicans or Democrats?

Alabama is one of only four states that doesn't allow in-person early voting. And absentee ballots are more often used by Black voters, data from Allen's office shows. In the five counties that saw the highest proportion of absentee voting in 2022, the populations were between 70% and 81% Black.

Dick Face doesn't think this will hinder voting.
Who do you think that will impact more of? Republicans or Democrats?

Mississippi also does not offer in-person early voting. That means the only alternative to showing up to a polling place on Nov. 5 is to make a plan in advance to vote absentee.

"The states aren't making it easier to vote," said Caren Short, director of legal and research for the League of Women Voters. "They are not helping voters navigate the voting process, and so that that leaves groups like the League, groups like the NAACP, to help voters navigate the process. And then when we are successful at doing so, the lawmakers pass laws that criminalize the very work that we're doing."

Dick Face doesn't think this will hinder voting.
Who do you think that will impact more of? Republicans or Democrats?

As part of a sweeping election integrity bill in 2021, Texas created a felony offense for collecting mail-in ballots in exchange for benefits, such as payment or a job offer. Gov. Greg Abbott said upon signing the bill that it "ensures trust and confidence in our elections system " and most importantly, it makes it easier to vote and harder to cheat."

Gary Bledsoe, a lawyer who heads the Texas NAACP, said the law has had a chilling effect on get-out-the-vote efforts. "If you say the wrong thing to a voter when you knock on the door, you've committed a crime, a serious crime," he said. "It's meant to intimidate people."

Richard Visage doesn't think this will hinder voting.
Who do you think that will impact more of? Republicans or Democrats?

Arkansas updated its voter identification law in 2021. Previously, when voters could not provide state-issued photo identification, they could sign an affidavit to swear their identity. Now they have to cast a provisional ballot and return by the following Monday with the appropriate ID for the vote to count

Rick Mug doesn't think this will hinder voting.
Who do you think that will impact more of? Republicans or Democrats?

A sweeping election law Georgia passed in 2021 put stricter identification requirements on mail-in ballots. Instead of including their signatures, voters need to provide a drivers license number, a partial Social Security number, or a copy of their photo identification. It's one of the states that will decide the 2024 presidential race.

Ol Dickie Countenance doesn't think this will hinder voting.
Who do you think that will impact more of? Republicans or Democrats?

Just an example of how this will hurt Dems. African Americans are more likely to vote Dem, AA are more likely to vote by mail. Even without malfeasance a percentage of voters will mess up their votes due to the new requirements. Thus a percentage of the votes won't be counted.

This is the intention, to say nothing of adding burdens to the voter

Pamela Phoenix, a Democrat who has worked polls in Tyler, Texas, pointed to people who come in and say their purses were snatched shortly before the election. "So they don't have a drivers license. They don't even have what it takes to go to the DMV and get a new drivers license."

She added, "We have individuals whose houses have been totaled in fires so they don't have drivers licenses, passports, proof of utilities, none of that."

Rasby Mason, a clergy leader in Shreveport, Louisiana, said it's common for Black residents in rural parts of the South to never get driver's licenses. Others were born outside of a hospital setting and weren't issued proper identification.

The point is to attack the margins.

Ricardo Rostro doesn't think this will hinder voting.
Who do you think that will impact more of? Republicans or Democrats?