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Opinion: Using churches as polling places is unconstitutional
Original: OPINION: Polling locations being in churches is weird and borderline unconstitutional
A student newspaper opinion column argues that holding elections in churches is inappropriate and possibly unconstitutional. The writer claims the practice blurs the line between church and state and could make voters feel uncomfortable or excluded. The argument adds to ongoing debate in the United States over religion's presence in public and civic spaces.
Why now: The column contributes to recurring US debate over church-state separation, especially around elections.
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- OPINION: Polling locations being in churches is weird and borderline unconstitutional · thesunflower.com
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