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  1. Said" This is a coup to overthrow the United States government and, disenfranchise ,the American electorate ". The March 18, 2007 internet edition of the Danish
  2. Digger Amendment, which would have used property requirements to effectively, disenfranchise ,many African Americans, was proposed. However, it was rejected by the people at
  3. In part, due to the same perception by voters of Democratic Party efforts to, disenfranchise ,voters again in 1994. In that general election, the then-incumbent Chief
  4. Providing, he says" the logic and justification for those who would further, disenfranchise ,and exclude racial and ethnic minorities. " Critic Charles Lane pointed out
  5. Electronic voting is unreliable, and there are reported cases of attempts to, disenfranchise ,voters. http://www.cnn.com/2004/ALLPOLITICS/10/18/mon/index.html (CNN)
  6. By a bare majority (50.31 %) of the state's eligible voters, was designed to, disenfranchise ,the approximately 25,000 Marylanders who fought for the Confederacy or in other
  7. Barred from voting by law. * Registration—Registration difficulties may, disenfranchise ,disabled people through inadequate access provisions. For instance the UK
  8. Party. The amendment would have used property requirements to effectively, disenfranchise ,many African Americans (and possibly some immigrants) in the state. Two
  9. Foster saw to the adoption of the Louisiana Constitution of 1898," to, disenfranchise ,blacks, Republicans,and white Populists" ( all of whom had voted
  10. American vote. After 1890,a coalition of whites passed laws to segregate and, disenfranchise ,black residents, a process completed in provisions of the 1901 constitution.
  11. Early colonial New Zealand) property qualifications were deliberately used to, disenfranchise ,non-whites; in other cases this was an unintended (but usually welcome)
  12. But all were overridden. ) In 1862,the legislature passed an act to, disenfranchise ,citizens who enlisted in the Confederate States Army. Thus, Kentucky's neutral
  13. Way in which constituencies were laid out. The DLP viewed this as an attempt to, disenfranchise ,Indo-Trinidadian voters. Indo-Trinidadians were less educated and suspicious of
  14. Of crimes against the electoral system). Some countries, notably the U. K., disenfranchise ,people for only as long as they are in prison. In Florida during the 2000
  15. Not unlike other countries at the time, the new constitution served to greatly, disenfranchise ,the native Hawaiians and consolidated a major power shift. It even inserted a
  16. Immigrants from the new educational and property requirements designed to, disenfranchise ,blacks. In 1899, he managed the successful mayoral campaign of Bourbon candidate
  17. Allow felons who have been released from prison to vote, and two states do not, disenfranchise ,felons at all. Some states require ex-felons to complete a process to restore
  18. State voting laws in the District of Columbia. This omission of law strategy to, disenfranchise ,is not in the Statutes at Large, but rather in the Congressional debates in
  19. Stating that such a move would lead to a more autocratic form of government and, disenfranchise ,the 1.3 million who live in unincorporated areas. Board meetings The Board
  20. To vote because of previous felony convictions. Thirteen states permanently, disenfranchise ,convicted felons; eighteen states restore voting rights after completion of
  21. To voters" by siding with Indiana's voter identification laws which tend to ", disenfranchise ,large numbers of people without driver's licenses, especially poor and
  22. Alabama's 1901 state constitution, which had been deliberately framed to, disenfranchise ,blacks and poor whites. Brewer led Wallace in the Democratic primary but failed
  23. Adult Bible classes, prevent them from serving as missionaries, and generally, disenfranchise ,women from the duties and privileges of church leadership. The KJV translation
  24. Britain retained military bases in the country. The new government proceeded to, disenfranchise ,the plantation workers of Indian descent, the Indian Tamils, using the Ceylon
  25. The 1971 amendments of the 1963 constitution. It was a move widely seen to, disenfranchise ,the local ethnic Albanian authorities in the region and this eventually led to
  26. Of the convention, which imposed a poll tax and a literacy test in order to, disenfranchise ,African Americans. The convention also instituted measures associated with the
  27. Every Southern state enacted new constitutions or amendments with provisions to, disenfranchise ,most blacks and tens of thousands of poor whites. Provisions required
  28. Party promptly filed a lawsuit claiming that the policy was" intended to, disenfranchise ,minority voters" and in violation of federal election law, specifically
  29. To vote on an alternative draft of a new state constitution which did not, disenfranchise ,many white Virginians under the Reconstruction Acts. Once this constitution was
  30. Electoral boundaries. These changes were seen by the DLP as an attempt to, disenfranchise ,illiterate rural voters through intimidation, to rig the elections through the
  31. Restored, except for Washington, DC Citizens. US Constitutional mechanism to, disenfranchise ,In the United States, the US Congress is not only the national legislature, but
  32. Cast a vote. For example, requiring people to vote within their electorate may, disenfranchise ,serving military personnel, prison inmates, students,hospital patients or
  33. To vote and prevent them from voting illegally, but not if the purpose is to, disenfranchise ,legitimately registered voters on the basis of a technicality. Evidence of
  34. Craig from Maryland's 3rd. Given the variety of laws passed by Congress to, disenfranchise ,US Citizens in Washington, DC or on US Bases, it is nearly impossible to
  35. Large urban locals, which had strong Socialist loyalties. When it tried to, disenfranchise ,those locals' members at the UGW's 1914 convention, those locals
  36. To disenfranchise African-Americans. Property qualifications have tended to, disenfranchise ,non-whites, particularly if tribally-owned land is not allowed to be taken into
  37. Here). The argument that vote caging should be illegal is that it could, disenfranchise ,qualified voters simply because of the high possibility that data errors in the
  38. US Congress interprets this" exclusive legislature" as powerful enough to, disenfranchise ,lawful US Citizens living under I-8-17 of the US Constitution. US Congress also
  39. Passage of the 1965 Voting Rights Act, literacy and other tests were used to, disenfranchise ,African-Americans. Property qualifications have tended to disenfranchise
  40. Facets of daily life. Jim Crow legislation related to voting would quietly, disenfranchise ,the Southern African American by requiring of prospective voters proof of land
  41. Led to the Chartism Movement that sprung from the reform act. Although it did, disenfranchise ,several rotten boroughs, the Reform Act did not address all the anomalies in
  42. Involves disenfranchising a selection of votes, then the selection should, disenfranchise ,the fewest possible number of votes. When margins are used, the difference
  43. Campaign on a platform that called for a constitutional amendment to, disenfranchise ,black men and limit immigration to whites only. Three years earlier, the Chevy
  44. Was heavily pro-British and anti-Soviet. The new government proceeded to, disenfranchise ,the plantation workers of Indian descent, the Indian Tamils, using the Ceylon
  45. As radicals intent on implementing revolutionary Sinicization that would, disenfranchise ,various ethnic groups within Taiwan who have an affinity for China and the
  46. Was condemned by the Israeli government as a politically motivated move to, disenfranchise ,Israel and Jewish religious traditions. *A number of reasons are given why
  47. To the Maryland Constitution, which would have used property qualifications to, disenfranchise ,African Americans. He also barely refrained (following a public outcry) from
  48. Such laws can themselves be used for demographic manipulation as they tend to, disenfranchise ,those with no fixed address, such as the homeless, travellers, Roma,students (
  49. Instated, a policy repeated in the attempts of the later apartheid regime to, disenfranchise ,all non-Whites during the 1950s. Through this system of gradual
  50. Required for voting in parts of the United States that was often designed to, disenfranchise ,poor people, including African Americans, Native Americans, and white people of

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