Because married women should not vote ?Yeah, I get that but it looks like its just an admin issue. Easy to sort out.If it isnt then it is clearly discriminatory.Why is that the case ?Gerrymandering, voter suppression laws making it difficult for the poor, rural and elderly to obtain “acceptable” forms of government ID.
In Texas their voter ID law said the name on the birth certificate must match the name on their drivers license. For a married woman who took her husband’s last name, that’s impossible and she’s barred from voting.
When proving my ID/citizenship, I provide my Birth Certificate, a copy of my first marriage license, divorce decree and my second marriage certificate, but if I lived in Texas, I couldn’t meet that requirement.
The name on my government photo ID card (I don’t drive), isn’t the same as the name on my birth certificate.
Republicans fought against amending this in any way, all the way to the Supreme Court.
There are factions within the Republican Party who believe that women shouldn’t vote. Period.