Significados de disenfranchise voters en inglés

What if posting photos on Instagram exposed some polling site's systemic issues that disenfranchise voters?

The dispute is narrowly about preventing a change in the electoral law that would disenfranchise voters.

Democrats are asking the courts to extend some of the deadlines, however, as they challenge state elections practices that they say disenfranchise voters.

The ruling granted a request by the state Democratic Party that arose in part from concerns that postal delivery delays could disenfranchise voters.

On Monday, Family First Party Senator Bob Day launched a challenge to those reforms in Australia's High Court, arguing they would disenfranchise voters.

According to the report, polling officials were responsible for many delays which also disenfranchised voters.

Critics say this requirement disenfranchises voters, especially minorities.

Among the tales of disenfranchised voters, non-existent names, malfunctioning machines, and hapless operatives, one figure stood out - Chelsea Clinton.

It's a step towards modernizing the voting experience, and it might even help systematically disenfranchised voters make it to the polls.

Saves time, I suppose: back in 2000, all that tussling over butterfly ballots, dangling chads, and disenfranchised voters took five long weeks.

The firebrand leader is blazing a campaign trail across South Africa, which, naturally, comprises of fierce revolutionary rhetoric intended to woo disenfranchised voters.