WASHINGTON — Senate Democrats alarmed by reports that fresh voter laws could bar some five million human beings from the polls are launching an ambitious online effort aimed at countering what they call Republican voter suppression.According to a study published Monday by the Brennan Center for Justice, a string of laws passed in 13 states — and proposed in 21 more — could disproportionately suppress turnout of younger voters, minorities and lower-income voters. Those groups tend to pull the lever for Democrats.The Brennan Center estimates that the fresh laws could affect some 171 electoral votes, including those of five swing states.Glance at More…
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