One Person, No Vote: How Voter Suppression Is Destroying Our Democracy
Carol Anderson examines voter suppression and its impact on democratic participation. One Person, No Vote explores how unequal access to the ballot can weaken representation and challenge the promise that every citizen’s vote should carry equal weight in a democracy.
About This Book
One Person, No Vote examines the relationship between voting rights and democratic participation.
Carol Anderson focuses on voter suppression and its effects on access to the ballot.
The book considers how restrictions on voting can challenge the principle of equal political representation.
Its subject is the health of democracy and the consequences of limiting civic participation.
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