Registration of voters should be restricted to established public offices (city hall, libraries, possibly school offices, etc.) that are available to all on an equal basis. Isn't voting, at the end of the day, supposed to be "one man, one vote" and equality of opportunity to register and exercise this sacred public duty.
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