Voting discrimination refers to laws or practices that unfairly restrict certain groups from casting ballots, often targeting racial minorities, the poor, or disabled individuals. Tactics include strict ID requirements, poll closures, or purging voter rolls. Historically, it has been used by political factions seeking to suppress opposition, benefiting incumbents or dominant parties by skewing election outcomes.
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