In political society, voters that did not end up casting votes (for an expansive list of reasons) are blamed for their inability to enact this civil right and are often seem as “lazy”. But upon further examination of the objectively complex system that goes into casting a ballot, we begin to shed light on the different aspects that can make every single step leading up to actually submitting a ballot exponentially more difficult. In America, there are many groups of individuals, encompassing what the true “average” American looks like, that face significant challenges when attempting to exercise their right to vote.

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Walk through some simulations in the interface on the right to experience first-hand how different minority groups are negatively impacted during the voting process.