In America’s poorest big city, language barriers, unstable housing and lack of internet access make voting by mail difficult.
The Big Story
Thu. Oct 22, 2020
Pennsylvania’s New Vote-by-Mail Law Expands Access for Everyone Except the Poor
In America’s poorest big city, language barriers, unstable housing and lack of internet access make voting by mail difficult. So low-income Philadelphia residents will be voting in person, if at all.
by Jonathan Lai, Samantha Melamed and Michaelle Bond, The Philadelphia Inquirer
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