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11:13Now PlayingIn Alabama’s Senate race, Black voter turnout was critical in the election of Doug Jones. Despite the high voter turnout there were instances where individuals attempted to suppress the vote and keep Black voters from getting to the polls.
Kristen D. Clarke, President and Executive Director, Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights Under Law joined Roland Martin on NewsOne Now to discuss instances of voter intimidation, voter suppression efforts and ballots being thrown out in Tuesday’s Senate election in Alabama.
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