________ occurs when a government bars an individual temporarily or permanently from voting.

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Disenfranchisement refers to the act of being barred from voting either temporarily or permanently. Suffrage denotes the right to vote in public elections, while pluralism refers to the coexistence and acceptance of differing opinions and beliefs in society. Voting conviction is not a commonly used term and is not related to the definition given.

________ Occurs When a Government Bars an Individual Temporarily or Permanently