According to your reading material. why do some people believe itis wrong to have different voting systems in different states or localities?

Answer 1

Different voting systems may lead to discrimination based on race, language, or income levels. Various types of ballots present different levels of complexity, and may result in mistaken or invalidated votes.

In the US, most states allow counties and cities to establish their own voting systems based on the need for local elections. There is no federal standard for voting methods.
To complete this question and answer it for you:

A. Different voting systems may lead to racial discrimination.

B. Different voting systems may lead to socioeconomic discrimination.

C. Different voting systems may lead to gender discrimination.

D. Both A and B, but not C

Answer is D
accoring to your reading material why do some people believe it is wrong to have different voting systems in different states or localities

Answer 2

The right to vote is protected under the constitution and the country is governed by the constitution. When the Constitution was written the states were a confederation and each state thought of it's self as an individual place, but the founding fathers could see that this didn't work too well to keep a government working. So, the Constitution was created to unify and act as the supreme law of the land. Since 1789 this has been the guiding principle of the government. Voting is one of the most basic rights in the constitution, but our history has proven that some people have had to fight for that right. Women had to earn the right in 1920 with the 19th amendment and the African Americans had to fight for it in the 1960's even though they were granted it in 1867 with the 13th amendment. To have each decide who can vote and who can't vote is wrong and takes away the rights of all Americans. When one person looses their rights it isn't long before there are 3 more people to loose rights. The states are part of a federal system and not little countries. To have states have different voting systems doesn't fall under the Constitution and will eventually cost people the right to vote. This is wrong and is not a 'states right" issue as some would make it out to be. We are either "one nation under God" or we are not. Personally, I don't want to live in a country where rights of the voter are not respected and are used as tools for the political parties.

Answer 3

Because they are just like that!