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Is ballot collection, or 'ballot harvesting,' good for democracy? We asked 5 experts

  • Written by Nancy Martorano Miller, Associate Professor of Political Science, University of Dayton
imageRivko Knox, a volunteer with the League of Women Voters in Phoenix, and other voters sued Arizona over a law that bans the third-party collection of early mail-in ballots. The issue is now before the Supreme Court.AP Photo/Anita Snow

A 2016 Arizona state law makes the collection of ballots by third parties a felony.

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