As often happens when injustices are enacted that are not specifically illegal, laws are crafted to make the unjust actions illegal.
It's been happening all over the country. I believe it's still happening. I could be wrong, but legislatures are continuing to meet on schedules locally scheduled on a regular basis.
In the last election, Pennsylvania made it illegal to verify the identities of voters. Michigan did the same.
Obviously politically motivated extra-legal moves to change the outcomes of the elections. Not illegal. Just outside the laws and not addressed by the laws on the books.
Like the propaganda issued before the election manifested both in the omissions and commissions of the media, things that are not illegal can be unjust and unethical.
Once discovered, some of the injustices can be corrected with laws passed to address them.
Eighteen states have already enacted 30 laws this year that will make it harder for Americans to vote.
www.brennancenter.org
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Between January 1 and July 14, 2021, at least
18 states enacted 30 laws that restrict access to the vote.
footnote1_jfxdrbx1 These laws make mail voting and early voting more difficult, impose harsher voter ID requirements, and make faulty voter purges more likely, among other things.
More than 400 bills with provisions that restrict voting access have been introduced in 49 states in the 2021 legislative sessions.
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Judging only by the vast majority of states addressing the voting improprieties they witnessed, actions are being taken to correct the issues recognized as being problematic.