Guy Charles NBC oped:

We turn to courts to help us address deficiencies in voting rules that are really not designed to stand up under any type of pressure, whether it is the pressure of close elections or the pressure of a pandemic, much less the pressure of both a close election and a pandemic. But the courts cannot help us; they are just as divided as we are. If we want elections to be decided at the ballot box and not in the courthouse, we need to save ourselves by passing laws that make it easier for voters to vote — and not harder.