Sentence examples for avoid disenfranchisement from inspiring English sources

The organization released a report on Wednesday detailing the pitfalls confronting victims of foreclosure who want to vote this fall and the processes necessary to avoid disenfranchisement.

She hopes the report can be used to avoid further disenfranchisement of regularly overlooked communities and strengthen their voice and vote in future elections.

They decided to stick to January, said Karen Thurman, the party chairwoman, to ensure the largest possible turnout and to avoid accusations of disenfranchisement from Democrats still bitter about the 2000 recount.

"The first-time voter identification requirement is obviated and essentially rendered moot, thereby avoiding the potential disenfranchisement of minority voters," Mr. Dodd said.

Trump vilifies refugees as criminals — his favorite slur to wield against foreigners and nonwhites — but they are driven by violence, poverty, landlessness and disenfranchisement for which the United States cannot avoid blame.

But the growing tide against felon disenfranchisement raises a related question: Why disenfranchise felons at all?

Total disenfranchisement".

"That's subtle disenfranchisement".

"We have significant disenfranchisement".

There is permanent disenfranchisement".

Felony disenfranchisement remains widespread.