poli sci quiz 2

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One major barrier to voter registration is __________.

Documentation and Resource Requirements

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Another barrier to voter registration includes __________.

Registration deadlines

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A significant barrier that affects voter eligibility is __________.

Felony disenfranchisement

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Automatic Voter Registration allows eligible citizens to be registered __________.

automatically, without needing extra forms.

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In Canada, the National Register of Electors is updated with data from __________ and __________.

tax and motor vehicle agencies.

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In the Unrestricted voting restoration model, individuals may vote even while __________.

incarcerated.

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In the Restored after prison model, voting rights are restored __________.

upon release from prison.

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Voting rights in the Restored after completion of sentence model are restored only after __________.

prison, parole, and probation are completed.

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Permanent offense-based disenfranchisement means voting rights are permanently lost for certain serious offenses unless restored through __________.

special executive action (clemency or pardon).

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In Virginia, if you are disenfranchised you MUST go to the __________ to get your rights restored.

governor.

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One barrier to voting on Election Day is that elections are held on __________.

Tuesdays.

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The original timing of elections on Tuesdays was based on the fact that the best time to travel was when people were __________.

farmers in rural America.

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Historically, voting took several days because later voting might influence __________.

people’s votes.