It’s Nov. 3, Election Day: You go to the polls at the school where you’ve cast your ballots for the last 15 years, only to be told you are no longer on the voter registration list. And according to your state’s online database, you’re now supposed to be voting at a church 15 miles away.
You’re confused, angry and late for work. So, you don’t vote. And your candidates of choice lose.
How would you feel about those who won, much less the democratic process, after that?
