Explain consequences of interfering with the right to vote on the rule of law. A. It prevents government authority from applying legitimate power. B. It prevents separation of powers among government branches. C. It creates a misinterpretation in understanding the Constitution. D. It creates an unequal application of the law to all citizens.

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Explain consequences of interfering with the right to vote on the rule of law. A. It prevents government authority from applying legitimate power. B. It prevents separation of powers among government branches. C. It creates a misinterpretation in understanding the Constitution. D. It creates an unequal application of the law to all citizens.

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Gavin Castro · Answer 1

D. It creates an unequal application of the law to all citizens.

Explanation:

The laws governing a country is meant to be upheld by every citizen no matter the position held. These laws are applicable to every one regardless of age, ethnicity, skin color etc.

The right to vote is a privilege and not a rule. It doesn't require strict compliance. When there is an interference with the right to vote, It creates an unequal application of the law to all citizens which isn't ideal.