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  inner city voters
  
  Hey, look!  You answered your own question!
context: Mail in voting is a pretty massive threat to their suppression strategies, that’s why they come out against it so hard. It’s a lot harder to engineer limited polling places with multi-hour lines in high population / blue areas when people can just vote at their leisure (which also takes them out of that long line). It’s also bad for the GOP because a mail-in vote lets someone who pays less attention to politics actually review their options for every election on the ballot. >
  
  How is it that having to wait in line to vote one time in Arizona (because of printer issues) was an atrocity, but it's totes ok for inner city voters to wait in line for hours to vote year after year in red states?