Voting in the age of COVID-19
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Election Day 2020 feels far away, but few dispute that voting will look different this year. Social distancing requirements and infection outbreaks will force most states to re-examine and adjust their rules. But will those rules — accidentally or by design — disadvantage groups of voters?
Tuesday, we launched the first of two conversations about voting in 2020. First up: How will voting change to accommodate the pandemic? And will those changes encourage or discourage voter involvement?
Guest:
Ari Berman, journalist and author of “Give Us the Ballot”
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