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The Crippling of Democracy: Electoral Accessibility, Voter Fraud, and Disabled Disenfranchisement
While the expansion of voting rights across race, class, and gender is a celebration of American democratic progress, this progress has always excluded disabled Americans. It was not until the late 20th century that the Voting Rights Act and Americans with Disabilities Act successfully codified prov
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