What powers are given to the states in elections that have caused an underrepresentation for certain voting populations?(1 point) Responses States decide where polling locations will be and what languages voting material is printed in. States decide where polling locations will be and what languages voting material is printed in. States can deny mail-in ballot options for specific voting populations. States can deny mail-in ballot options for specific voting populations. States are allowed to decide who can vote. States are allowed to decide who can vote. States put heavy voter ID restrictions on all voters. States put heavy voter ID restrictions on all voters.
States deciding where polling locations will be and what languages voting material is printed in can cause an underrepresentation for certain voting populations, particularly for minority language speakers or individuals with limited access to transportation. Additionally, states putting heavy voter ID restrictions can also disproportionately affect certain voting populations, such as low-income individuals, students, and minority groups who may be less likely to have the required identification.
