Editorial - Post-Dispatch: Citizenship-proof laws chase phantom fraud and threaten voters’ access

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• – Laws aimed at preventing voter impersonation and other forms of voter fraud have led to a more secure electoral process, but some critics argue that they may also disenfranchise eligible voters and disproportionately affect certain demographics.
• – The current laws have led to a surge in citizenship-proofing efforts, with some states implementing ID requirements and other measures to verify voter eligibility.
• – The push for stricter voter ID laws has sparked debate over the balance between security and accessibility, with some arguing that the measures could lead to voter suppression and undermine the integrity of the electoral process.