The immediate concern is ensuring that criminal actions by partisans do not disenfranchise any eligible voters.
When Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Susan B. Anthony, who had been fighting for universal suffrage, learned about that language, they straightaway began petitioning Congress for language that would, instead, specifically "prohibit the several States from disenfranchising any of their citizens on the ground of sex".
This would encourage parties to try to attract voters rather than other parties.One of the parties' best arguments against change is that a country with so many distinct minorities cannot afford to have a political system that disenfranchises any of them.
The music, he says, is designed to speak "to any kid who grew up feeling disenfranchised in any way".
In fact, those agencies disenfranchised all 40th District voters and compelled the re-run -- likely to have the same result -- not any subversive action or misrepresentation by the winner as your editorial suggests.
However two weeks later, Izetbegovic decided to withdraw his signature and the coalition government was abandoned, resulting in 45% of the population being disenfranchised from government, without any clear explanation as to the reasons why.
We learned that equality for any people who are disenfranchised is a life-long journey.
It's almost unconscionable to consider a world where any group of people could be disenfranchised their constitutional right.
They should explicitly tell their supporters not to participate in any act that intimidates, defrauds, blocks or disenfranchises any American who wishes to vote.
From my conversations with him I got the impression that politics was very detached from the streets, the upcoming elections were of little interest to Ali or any of his family or friends; they were disenfranchised.
