From The NAL Team <[email protected]>
Subject Resistance Roundup 5/28: Voting should be easy
Date May 28, 2021 9:40 PM
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For many eligible voters in the U.S., language is the sole barrier preventing them from voting. In the state of Colorado, for example, 82,096 eligible voters have been identified as not being able to speak English proficiently. This means that if there isn’t a translated ballot available, their voices might not be heard. Just recently, however, the Colorado General Assembly passed HB21-1011 [[link removed]] , a bill that would provide eligible voters with access to a statewide interpretation hotline, allowing voters to receive over-the-phone translation in the same languages that the census is offered in. Two NALpistas—Colorado State Senator Julie Gonzales and Colorado State Representative Yadira Caraveo—were two of the three prime sponsors of the bill!
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We’re not even at the midpoint of the year and already, in the 2021 legislative sessions, lawmakers in 48 states have introduced at least 389 bills [[link removed]] restricting voting access. Furthermore, 22 new laws have been enacted in 14 states that make it harder to vote. How bad is it exactly? Consider this: “The United States is on track to far exceed its most recent period of significant voter suppression—2011.” We need more New Americans and BIPOC in office who will protect access to the ballot box and create a democracy that reflects everyone who lives here.
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