Point is, while those who opted out have some responsibility, they aren't even the majority of non-voters by a significant margin. We can do so much better than painting with such broad strokes.

Actually, no. We *must* do better.

Polling place accessibility is frequently a major issue, made worse in recent years/decades across the nation. Even adequate proximity still often requires transportation. Some are too young to be eligible. Others have paperwork issues. Hell, sometimes it's a citizenship issue.

Knowing you won't see/read this comment, I still have to say this form of reductive logic is exactly how we got here to begin with. The vast majority of non-voters aren't even eligible. Most states, something as simple as homelessness is disqualifying. Other factors apply as well. We can do better.

May it stay that way forever.

Out of funds at the moment, but now I know...