Sentences with DISENFRANCHISE
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"The new voter ID laws are seen as an attempt to disenfranchise minority voters."
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"The policy of requiring property owners to vote in person disenfranchises eligible voters who cannot make it to the polls."
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"The decision to close polling stations in certain neighborhoods disproportionately disenfranchised low-income voters."
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"Historically, women were disenfranchised and not allowed to vote."
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"The complex registration process can sometimes disenfranchise first-time voters."
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"The political party tried to manipulate the electoral system to disenfranchise their opponents."
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"The new law will disenfranchise thousands of eligible voters who do not have the required identification."
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"Attempts to disenfranchise certain racial or ethnic groups are a violation of civil rights."
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"The government's decision to hold the election on a weekday could disenfranchise working-class citizens."
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"The political candidate promised to fight against any attempts to disenfranchise marginalized communities."
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"The poll worker mistakenly disenfranchised a group of voters by giving them incorrect information."
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"The new voting restrictions will disproportionately disenfranchise elderly voters who do not have the necessary documents."
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"Lack of access to transportation can disenfranchise voters in rural areas."
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"The literacy test requirement was used in the past to disenfranchise African American voters."
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"The law designed to disenfranchise non-English speakers was overturned by the court."
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"Voter suppression tactics are often employed to disenfranchise specific demographics."
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"The government's refusal to allow voting in certain regions effectively disenfranchises those communities."
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"The corrupt politician sought to disenfranchise his opponents by manipulating the electoral process."
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"The political party was accused of gerrymandering districts in an attempt to disenfranchise opposing voters."
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"The new law could disenfranchise thousands of voters."
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"The restrictive voter ID requirements aim to disenfranchise certain demographic groups."
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"She felt disenfranchised after being denied the right to vote."
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"The policy was implemented to disenfranchise the minority communities."
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"Attempting to limit access to polling stations is a clear attempt to disenfranchise voters."
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"The corrupt government sought to disenfranchise opposition parties by banning them from participating in elections."
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"The decision to close down polling stations in low-income neighborhoods is seen as an attempt to disenfranchise the poor."
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"The proposed redistricting plan would disenfranchise a large portion of the rural population."
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"Historically, women and minorities have been disenfranchised in many countries."
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"The controversial voter registration policies have the potential to disenfranchise eligible voters."
