SCOTUS ‘failed thousands of American voters,’ the left says

1. The Supreme Court's Husted Decision Will Make It More Difficult for Democrats to Vote

From The New Yorker: "That ruling is bad enough on its own terms, but what makes Justice Samuel Alito's opinion so chilling is the way that it invites other states to continue and to expand this anti-democratic practice."

2. Supreme Court takes a giant step backward on voter rights

From CNN: "To strengthen our democracy, we should promote inclusive elections where we remove unnecessary hurdles and make it easy to vote."

3. How the Supreme Court just failed thousands of American voters

From New York Daily News: "The consequences may be serious, as we learned in a disastrous decision about voting rights issued by the Supreme Court today, in which the court green-lighted grossly aggressive voter suppression measures."

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