The Missouri secretary of state, Robin Carnahan, a Democrat who opposes the measure, estimated that it could disenfranchise up to 240,000 registered voters who would be unable to prove their citizenship.
In 2011, Democrats warned that the state's voter ID law would disenfranchise up to 600,000 lawful voters.
Federal officials and South Carolina Democrats who oppose the law say it could disenfranchise up to one-third of black and other minority voters.
Civil rights activists warned that the measures could disenfranchise up to 300,000 voters ahead of the primary, many of them students, the elderly, low-income voters, and minorities — all typically Democratically-leaning electorates.
Doctorow's leftish anti-establishmentarianism does not, as "The March" moves from the realm of freed slaves and disenfranchised women up into the councils of the powerful, indict the leaders of the Union.
Similarly, does a laudatory biography, documentary drama or eulogy "endorse" the "terrorist" actions of Nelson Mandela or Gerry Adams in a way that might encourage disenfranchised minorities to take up arms, as they did?
The music, he says, is designed to speak "to any kid who grew up feeling disenfranchised in any way".
There is a path to a more equitable and just world and it's gonna take all of us liberals and lefties to forge it together... lest we're drowned out and disenfranchised by a "trumped up" billionaire who, among other -isms, revels in his outright sexism.
More than 300,000 Ohio voters were disenfranchised in the run-up to 2004, and at least 170,000 have since been eliminated in Franklin County alone.
