Anonymous
7/2/2025, 1:18:57 PM No.936536295
>https://www.msnbc.com/opinion/msnbc-opinion/pew-stanford-study-voter-id-laws-colorado-democrats-rcna215935
>And so, in 2013, they prepared the coup de grâce for the state's beleaguered Republican Party: a new voting law. The law dramatically expanded voting access, mandating that mail ballots be sent to every registered voter for most elections.
>The latest evidence came in a study from the Pew Research Center of the 2024 election. Donald Trump won that election by 1.5 percentage points, but any Democrat who muttered that new restrictions on voting in red states skewed the result has to contend with this study.
>What they found: If everyone who was eligible had voted, Trump's winning margin would have been twice as large. That's not a fluke.
OUCH!
>And so, in 2013, they prepared the coup de grâce for the state's beleaguered Republican Party: a new voting law. The law dramatically expanded voting access, mandating that mail ballots be sent to every registered voter for most elections.
>The latest evidence came in a study from the Pew Research Center of the 2024 election. Donald Trump won that election by 1.5 percentage points, but any Democrat who muttered that new restrictions on voting in red states skewed the result has to contend with this study.
>What they found: If everyone who was eligible had voted, Trump's winning margin would have been twice as large. That's not a fluke.
OUCH!
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