Honorable Alex Padilla
Senator, California, Democrat
The Voting Rights Act of 1965 was a monument to freedom, but it certainly was never intended to be temporary, let alone a final chapter in the struggle for equality. …
Senator, California, Democrat
The Voting Rights Act of 1965 was a monument to freedom, but it certainly was never intended to be temporary, let alone a final chapter in the struggle for equality. …
Representative, Texas, Democrat
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Read MoreThe civil rights era legislation that sought to instill voting rights
Read MoreModernizing and revitalizing existing voting rights legislation
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Read MoreThe US Supreme Court held that disparate effects on voting do not violate the Voting Rights Act
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