The Fight to Vote

Abraham Lincoln declared slave freedom in his "Declaration of Liberation", but in the "Selma and Voting Rights Law", thirteenth revision made slaves illegal. Article 15 of the amendment of the Constitution in 1870 gave voting rights to male citizens of all nations. (Aretha, 11) According to the historical reference center, it also refuses to vote one person for race. (Wermiel n.p.) Selma and Voting Rights Act, in 1876, the US Supreme Court stated that the 15th amendment did not guarantee that a person would have the right to vote.

By the middle of the 20th century, women still lacked significant rights in some European countries. These countries' feminists continue to fight for voting rights. In Switzerland, women got federal voting rights in 1971, but in Appenzell, women got the right to vote for regional issues only when the Swiss Federal Supreme Court enforced the state in 1991. In Liechtenstein, women have the right to pass women's voting rights referendum in 1984. In 1968, the three referendums held in 1971 and 1973 failed to secure women's voting rights.

Even after the general election in 2016, voting struggle is still important. Politicians nationwide continue to participate in constraints of voters, including additional barriers to registration, reduction of early voting, and strict voter identification requirements. Through lawsuits and publicity, the American Civil Liberties Union opposes the basic right to vote for us, the right to vote.

Still others will fight for voting rights. We work harder. And we are not the only struggle against voter qualifications law. This is not even a battle for constitutional voting rights. Behind the voting conflict, the Republican administration and the Trump regime tried to use the court system to completely overcome the balance between state and federal rights. As a strategist, policy expert, and activist - I can not emphasize unless we take action to prevent the Republican and trump regimes from using voting rights as a means of terminating federal power. More than the rights of the state. Therefore, we can not emphasize the importance of understanding Republican game plans and how to deal with them.