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Proposed ban on amplified music outside NC polling places draws criticism
The N.C. Board of Elections proposed a ban on amplified sound outside polling places, which critics argue disproportionately discourages Black and young voters by stifling voter engagement events like 'Stroll to the Polls' and 'Souls to the Polls.' The rule faces opposition, with no public support noted during a recent comment session, and is part of broader election rule changes under consideration.
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