The upcoming November election may present varying levels of ease or difficulty for voters depending on the state in which they reside. A recent report by Justice has analyzed the implementation of new voting laws across the United States, revealing significant changes in voting accessibility.
According to the report, 11 states have taken steps to make voting easier for their residents. For example, Kentucky now permits mail-in ballots to be sent to addresses different from those on file under certain circumstances. In Nebraska, voting rights have been restored for ex-felons who have completed their sentences, including probation, without the previous two-year waiting period.
