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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I would love to see data that show if there is a correlation between more restrictive laws being enacted and voter turnout. (It is difficult to define “more restrictive” because, as many PPs have pointed out, some of the new restrictions in R states have been in place in D states. Maybe one way to break it down would be by specific restrictions: is there evidence that in states/counties with longer early voting we see higher voter turnout? If the intent of the laws is voter suppression, to what extent is it working?[/quote] I’m PP and decided to google some of this. I’m not claiming my 4 am googling is a comprehensive study, but: Absentee/mail in voting doesn’t raise turnout: https://siepr.stanford.edu/news/vote-mail-had-surprisingly-little-effect-turnout-2020-new-study-shows Early voting associated with lower turnout: https://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2013/09/23/study-early-voting-associated-with-lower-turnout/[/quote] The data I've seen seems to suggest that restrictions on voting increases voter participation. When Georgia introduced voting restrictions, it led to record turnout, especially among POCs. [/quote]
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