In a six-to-three vote,the Supreme Court upheld an Indiana law that required voters to present photo identification when voting.Advocates of the law believe that it will help to prevent voter fraud.Opponents believe that contributes to ________ by targeting the poor who are less likely to have photo identification.

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Political disenfranchisement refers to the act of denying a group of people the right to vote, which can occur through various means, including the passing of laws that make it more difficult for them to exercise this right. In this case, opponents argue that the photo identification requirement targets poor individuals who may not have the means to obtain the necessary identification and therefore disenfranchises them.

In a Six-To-Three Vote,the Supreme Court Upheld an Indiana Law