Millions of Blacks have been disenfranchised because they were charged with drug offenses.
"At the end of the day, you've got voters who have been disenfranchised because they didn't get their postal votes in time," the Liberal Democrat Scottish spokeswoman, Jo Swinson, said.
As a Michigan voter, I was disenfranchised because the Democratic leadership in Michigan broke the rules, knowing the consequences.
In your profile of Alan Gartner, the executive director of the Charter Revision Commission (Public Lives, Aug. 21), you say that "he believes 1.3 million people who are not registered as Democrats are disenfranchised because they cannot vote in the Democratic primary".
Should both I and Ms. Coulter be disenfranchised because we aren't yet married?
Re "Bush's Lead Stands at 930 After Overseas Count; G.O.P. and Democrats Trading Accusations on Military Votes" (front page, Nov. 19): Gen. H. Norman Schwarzkopf's assertion that overseas military personnel are being disenfranchised by Democrats "because of some technicality" raises some questions.
No one is being disenfranchised, the wonderful faux democracy of Twitter won't be imperiled.
At the heart of Nigeria's problems is a sense of being disenfranchised.
Trump and his supporters have complained of being "disenfranchised".
With ESPN reaching 86 percent of the broadcast universe, some viewers, somewhere, are being disenfranchised.
