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A well-run system will use a variety of information from a number of sources to create redundancy that can capture corrections instead of allowing the errors to disenfranchise voters. These measures would disproportionately disenfranchise people of color, particularly Blacks in many areas of the country. The state's Democratic lawmakers refused to play along with the Republican redistricting effort, and civil-rights organizations protested districts that would disenfranchise minority groups. |
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