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As state legislators consider hundreds of bills on election policies this spring, false claims of voter fraud are being repeated as justification for proposals to claw back recent advances that have made voting easier for Americans. In debates about election policy, making it easier to vote and election integrity are frequently presented as opposing goals. Increasing one, it is argued, means decreasing the other. Changes in election policy can either make it easier or harder to vote by adding or removing hurdles to participation. For example, state bills most commonly introduced by Democrats aim to expand the number of people voting by increasing early voting periods, allowing more people the right to vote absentee or restoring the voting rights of people who completed a felony sentence. Implementing automatic voter registration – that is, registering citizens to vote from existing government data, as many wealthy democracies do – is a particularly common reform proposal.

United statesCharlie neibergallBrad raffenspergerJohn bazemoreWilliam barrIowa legislatureIowa state association of county auditorsInfrastructure security agencyNational voter registrationJustice at new york universityUs justice departmentBrennan centerTrump attorney general william barrNew york universityElection dayIowa state association