VTshredder69To assume i'm an middle/upper class skier is pretty shitty especially since i live in a low income city and work my ass off to pay rent and make car payments.
Lower income people generally live in cities. I can walk about 7 minutes to get to my voting station. Guess what. 90% of people who don't have transportation live within a mile of a voting booth.
You pointing the finger saying lower income people CAN'T vote is a joke. That's same argument saying they're too stupid to get an ID.
If you really can't get to the polling station then you get an absentee ballot. So there goes your "Can't show up logic" altogether.
What more bullshit pandering can you come up with? It's hilarious.
You've mentioned you're from CT/NY area, have the ability to work remotely ~1 month/year, and are a skier. Putting that together tells me you likely work in a white-collar job and make enough to support your hobbies. I'd reckon your income puts you squarely within the middle-class income bracket which is ~$50k-$150k/year.
I'm not saying they
can't, I'm saying it's
disproportionately difficult for them. There's a massive difference. For some, this means they literally cannot vote because of timing/monetary/other reasons, for others it means they have to jump through lots of hurdles to do so.
The data backs up this. There's no disputing it.
There have been studies done on how difficult it is to vote by non-partisan groups:
https://www.liebertpub.com/doi/10.1089/elj.2022.0041
Want to know which states tend to rank in the most difficult? Republican ones, many of whom are engaging in activities making it more difficult. The parties that tend to
The fact you're trying to justify making voting more difficult is absurd.
If anything, it should be made extremely easy for an individual to vote. But the GOP isn't doing that. There's no argument you can make that can justify this.