Voting rights advocates worry that certain groups are more likely than others to face intimidation. Voters in jurisdictions with close races may also be more likely to encounter intimidation, she said. That goes as well for people of color, particularly those in areas with a history of intimidation and discrimination against nonwhite voters. Who can challenge a voter’s qualifications? Although intimidation is prohibited, voters may still find their qualifications challenged by certified poll monitors in some states.

Source: New York Times November 06, 2018 13:30 UTC