HISTORICAL U.S. LAWS
These laws were designed to prevent possible black voters from having a say. They used literacy tests, poll taxes, and stringent residency requirements to make voting more difficult. These laws remained until 1965, where the Voting Rights Act fully outlawed racial discrimination in voting.
What were the Jim Crow Laws?
This group is comprised of mainly white men who hold routes in numerous forms of discrimination. This includes White Supremacy, Antisemitism, Neo-Nazism, and much more. During their 3 iterations, this terrorist organization is most known for severe racism against black people.
People who cannot afford to take a day off to register them self as a voter or to go to a voting location.
What are lower wage/impoverished families?
This hot and horrifying country has compulsory voting, leading to turnout at 92%. The current leader of this country is Anthony Albanese (2024).
What is Australia(2024)?
This country forced Ukrainians in occupied regions to vote at gunpoint in early 2024.
What is Russia (2024)?
This law which was passed in 1957, and was the first civil rights legislation since reconstruction. It aimed to protect African American voting rights due to various interferences/blockades, and paved the way for more effective laws.
What is The Civil Rights Act of 1957
In 2021, a former president gave a speech and a riot occurred soon after. This man has also faced multiple criminal trials, and is a convicted felon. He was in power 2017 to 2021.
Who is Donald Trump?
The removal of the ability to registrate to vote upon voting.
What was the elimination of same-day voter registration?
What were the 1947 Polish Elections?
Around the 1890’s, this law allowed only those whose grandparents had the right to vote before the Civil War to bypass literacy tests and poll taxes.
What is the Grandfather Clause?
This country was shocked in 2023 as the Workers Party failed to gain 100% of the vote. This country is also incredibly sheltered, as even their internet is cut off from the WWW (World Wide Web) and heavily censored.
What is the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (North Korea)?
Congress expanded original Voting Rights Act to protect Americans with disabilities.
What happened in 1982?
The act of removing names and registrations believed to be deceased, noncommittal to voting, or other unknown reasons. Recently (2024), it has removed valid participants.
What is a voter-roll purge?
In 2024, an election happened where the ruling party claimed to win without proof, whilst the evidence suggested the opposition most likely won.
What is occurring in Venezuela 2024?
Enacted in 1970, this amendment to the Voting Rights Act lowered the voting age from 21 to 18.
What was the 26th amendment?
This temple use the concept of religion as a way to make their voices heard, but are actually an equal rights group. They have publicly confronted hate groups, applied for equal representation when religious installations are placed on public property, provided religious exemption and legal protection against laws that unscientifically restrict people's reproductive autonomy, exposed harmful pseudo-scientific practitioners in mental health care, and much more.
What is the Satanic Temple?
This NATO country has received widespread accusations of rigging its 2023 elections.
What is Turkiye?
The communist party won an election, and was PAID OFF by Yeltsin to claim they lost. Those votes were just.. thrown out I guess?
What the hell was Russia doing in 1996??