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Midterm Elections Are Different This Year. Here’s Why | WSJ

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At least 40 states have passed laws that either tighten voting rules or expand voting access.

The contentious 2020 presidential election made a lasting impact on the way Americans vote. Here’s a look at what’s different for the midterms—from new voting regulations and methods to poll watchers and voter turnouts—and what sparked these changes. Image: Laura Kammermann

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