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In this week's module, I've included a page of material about state voting laws, and some information about a proposed federal law. There's lots of interesting information there for you to review, and I encourage you to spend some time familiarizing yourself with some of the ways state laws differ, and thinking about what YOU think about these differences. So there are 2 inter-related questions: 1) What sorts of policies should be in place at the state level? Should policies be aimed at increasing opportunities for citizens to vote, or should the laws be stricter, to prevent voter fraud? 2) Is this an issue that should be left to the states to decide, or is voting such an important right that there should be a national policy that treats everyone the same? (You could think there should be a national policy, but think it should be a conservative one (i.e. mandating that states adopt stricter policies), rather than the liberal policy currently being debated in Congress). In your post, please share your thoughts about voting laws in the United States. I'm not looking for any specific thing, but your first post should demonstrate that you have at least a basic understanding about some of the ways state laws differ. What do you think are the most important issues related to voting? Are you more concerned about access to voting, or about voter fraud? Is there a way to strike a balance between these 2 competing priorities? I'd also like you to weigh in on the question of federal control. Is this an issue that should continue to be left to the states to decide, or should some changes be mandated by the national government (maybe you think one or 2 changes would be good, but not others?)