Jenessa Seymour

In this thought-provoking discussion, Jenessa Seymour, a disability voting access advocate and New York attorney, delves into the implications of the SAVE Act on voting rights. She highlights how this legislation could disenfranchise millions, particularly marginalized groups. Jenessa shares personal anecdotes that illustrate the critical barriers faced in the pursuit of accessible voting. The conversation urges civic engagement and accountability to combat these threats, emphasizing the urgency for Democrats to act and protect election integrity.

Dr. Jenessa Seymour, an expert in election law and voting rights, brings keen insights into the contentious debate over voter suppression and election integrity. The conversation critically examines claims that Trump's election was influenced by vote suppression, emphasizing the importance of credible data. They discuss disparities in ballot rejection rates, the impact of restrictive voting laws, and how misinformation affects public perception. With a focus on marginalized communities, they highlight the ongoing battle for accessible voting rights.