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States put heavy voter ID restrictions on all voters.
States put heavy voter ID restrictions on all voters.
States can deny mail-in ballot options for specific voting populations.
States can deny mail-in ballot options for specific voting populations.
States decide where polling locations will be and what languages voting material is printed in.
States decide where polling locations will be and what languages voting material is printed in.
States are allowed to decide who can vote.
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The most relevant answer to the question about powers given to the states in elections that have caused underrepresentation for certain voting populations is:
States decide where polling locations will be and what languages voting material is printed in.
This option highlights how decisions made by states can affect access to voting, particularly for populations that may face language barriers or have difficulty reaching polling locations.
