Publisher's Synopsis
It's not always easy for Americans to exercise their right to vote. From taxes and tests that kept Black Americans from voting in the past to identification requirements and other issues that prevent eligible citizens from voting today, many people believe it's always been too hard for people from certain groups to vote. Others, though, believe that today's voting system works for all Americans. Readers explore both sides of this debate that's at the center of American politics through unbiased text that invites them to form their own opinion and back it up with relevant data from fact boxes.
