Each year, millions of Americans engage in the democratic process, deciding local, state and federal contests from the far-flung corners of the United States and abroad. While each registered voter is entitled to cast a ballot, voters’ experiences differ based on myriad demographic and geographic factors. The NCSL series, Voting for All Americans, examines the unique voting challenges faced by certain groups, as well as the potential effects of certain laws and policies on turnout, ballot access and more.