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"Ninety-six percent of non-native American people live on a postal route, but only 26% of Native Americans do. If people have less access to mail, then getting that ballot back is a big deal," said Alex Gulotta, an Arizona voting rights advocate. "It would make you jump through a bunch of hoops to be able to cast a mail-in ballot."
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Alex Gulotta is All Voting is Local’s Arizona State Director and joins Charles Ellison for the latest news about voting rights.
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PHOENIX – All Voting is Local Arizona State Director Alex Gulotta released the following statement ahead of today’s oral arguments in Brnovich v. DNC before the U.S. Supreme Court:
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"If you look at one of them, it may not seem that big a deal, but there's 50 or more of them," Alex Gulotta, Arizona state director of All Voting is Local, said in an interview. "They all add up to changing our election system in substantial ways to basically respond to the 'Big Lie'" — that last year's presidential election was stolen from former President Donald Trump.
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"Ninety-six percent of non-native American people live on a postal route, but only 26% of Native Americans do. If people have less access to mail, then getting that ballot back is a big deal," said Alex Gulotta, an Arizona voting rights advocate. "It would make you jump through a bunch of hoops to be able to cast a mail-in ballot.”
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Alex Gulotta of the organization All Voting is Local blasted the bill during an Appropriations Committee hearing. "This entire bill is designed so that less people will cast less votes, and of those votes that are cast, even less will be counted. So we're going to speed up the count by throwing away ballots," Gulotta charged.