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  Guarantee Basic Principles

  KEITH ELLISON AND MARK POCAN, CONGRESSMEN

  Take politicians in the nearly 10,000 voting jurisdictions out of the business of deciding who can vote and which votes count.

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  Enforce Existing Rights, Don’t Amend the Constitution

  RICHARD L. HASEN, UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, IRVINE

  To Chief Justice Roberts, the rights of donors are fundamental to democracy, but protecting African-American voting rights offends state sovereignty.

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  An Unnecessary Measure to Meet Exaggerated Needs

  ILYA SHAPIRO, CATO INSTITUTE

  This debate is just an overheated reaction to a misunderstood Supreme Court decision and once uncontroversial ballot-integrity measure.

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  Best Way to Remove Burdens

  LANI GUINIER, HARVARD LAW SCHOOL AND PENDA D. HAIR, ADVANCEMENT PROJECT

  Voting should not be a privilege, more easily attainable by those with wealth or power. It should be a protected right, like free speech.

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  Amendments Are Too Hard to Achieve and Enforce

  HEATHER K. GERKEN, YALE LAW SCHOOL

  To win backing, it could be made too vague to be effective. If it included specific remedies, it might lose broad-based support.