The Right to Vote Act protects the fundamental right of citizens to vote in federal elections.
The Right to Vote Act establishes the fundamental right of every citizen of legal voting age to vote in federal elections. It prohibits any government from diminishing or substantially impairing this right unless it is the least restrictive means to significantly further an important governmental interest. The act outlines procedures for judicial review, including expediting cases and awarding attorney's fees.
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