The Right to Vote

The right to vote on voting rights is always a theme in American history. When drafting the US Constitution, the eligibility criteria for voters is left to state decision. Therefore, few people have acquired this right in the next few years. Slaves are not allowed to vote, and some state men must take religious tests before entering polls. However, these conditions did not last long. White men aged 21 and over will soon raise election voices, and by 1811 most religious demands have been abandoned.

Voting rights, one of the important values ​​that Americans basically agree with is voting rights, but from the history of our country we occasionally limit the voting rights. This is an ongoing struggle for us. One person, one vote. "Dan talked about some recent efforts to limit the vote - especially for color and Latino people." The theme of "tolerance". Dan says to me that "inclusiveness" does not mean diversity as the ultimate goal itself but literally means that someone enters into some initiative that changes work, life or your viewpoint I will. In Dan Rather's book, he talks about Ruth Bad Ginsberg appointed Supreme Court in 1993. Among them, there were men among 106 judges before 105 people (Sandra Day O'Connor was the first woman). 33% of the judges of the Supreme Court became females (eg, 8% of venture capital partnerships).

I am deeply disappointed in today's Supreme Court ruling. The "Voting Rights Bill", which has been repeatedly updated and updated by a wide range of parliamentary bipartisan members for about 50 years, helps to secure the voting rights of millions of Americans. Today's decision will invalidate one of the core provisions that has hindered decades of maturity that will help to guarantee fair voting, especially when voting discrimination has a long history. As a country, we made great progress in securing the voting rights of all Americans. However, as the Supreme Court approved, discrimination by voting still exists. Today's decision is a retreat, but it does not represent the end of our efforts to stop discrimination by voting. I urge Congress to pass a bill to ensure that all Americans equally opportunities to participate in polls. My government will continue every effort with that power to secure a fair and equitable voting process.

California Democratic Party and Republican Party are cooperating to expand the voting rights. There is no excuse for the difference between the Chinese parties concerning voting rights. However, the Supreme Court has decided to pass the "Voting Rights Act" to give freedom to those who want to pursue power with a low voting rate. Former Republican senator Jim Deming recently acknowledged that voter status law will help "choose more conservative candidates".