"One in four voters isn't registered"? Well how can THAT even be possible when voter turnout rates were 75- 80% of all people of voting age by population in places. In those places that would mean virtually all registered voters voted, which is not possible.

Also, what is this about "In a backlash to historic voter turnout in the 2020 general election, and grounded in a rash of baseless and racist allegations of voter fraud ..." What is the "racist" part? Is this what anyone who questions is labeled now? Using such a blanket statement for an obviously complex, huge issue as the security of elections held across 50 states with 50 different state laws is a clear cut attempt to discredit any citizen who expresses concern about free and fair elections and possible voter fraud. So this level of manipulation is not speaking well for the true aims of the organization to want "free and fair elections", it sounds more like an organization attempting to paint all who question with their brush as a class of no good, demon, racists. I mean talk about trying to control all public thought! Here it is! Do people really think like this nowadays?

What are the specific laws? Why is absentee voting being pushed? Yes, when you are truly disabled, absentee voting is a valid option, but what are the fraud risks associated with it? Are there really NONE? It's like every single law has been prejudged for us and deemed good or bad. Can we form out own opinions, please? Where is the info? Most all of the legislation has pros and cons, I would assume. It's like this part of the information is just skipped right over.

And in my opinion, every time the word racist is used to define something without offering any shred of evidence, as was done here in this article, I am going to count that as a negative against the party making the claim. The authors here have a duty to present us with some type of evidence, otherwise I feel I am being purposely subjected to deliberate mischaracterization of others.

. . . to clarify, these are NOT-YET laws.