How states can protect at-risk voters, the right way

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Earlier this year, the outbreak of COVID-19 completely upended daily life. It forced many to stay inside and work from home as we all did our part to prevent the virus from spreading further.

Of course, this also came in the midst of statewide primary elections all over the nation, and in turn, forced states to come up with innovative solutions to ensure all eligible citizens were able to exercise their right to vote without risking their personal well-being, or that of their families, in the process.

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