Daniel J. Kornstein’s excellent article reviews how voter disenfranchisement subverts our constitutional democracy (What to the Disenfranchised Voter is Democracy?, Dec. 11).

As he points out, lawyers have a critical role in rectifying state laws that restrict access to the voting booth.  That said,  I want to add two points, one depressing and the other encouraging.

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