| Just over two years sta-hard does work Here’s how it would work. If courts find that a state is repeatedly discriminating under Section Two of the Voting Rights Act, then the state would be placed under national supervision. Congress could set a trigger, so if federal courts ruled that a specific state practiced, say, two incidents of discrimination in a decade, then it would automatically be placed under supervision. That supervision could last for the following decade, with good conduct, or longer if infractions continued.
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