Before the haters dive in.....I'm not anti Spanish speakers........half my family lives in Colombia S.A.. Get in line, file the paperwork and do it like our ancestors did.
Not a hater. I read that some 542 languages are spoken in the US. Currently, three are spoken in my house. However, I had still another language when I was pre-school.
I don't make up the rules. In my state, you can get a ballot in any one of 15 languages. It is super easy to register to vote - when you get a driver's license or sign up outside the supermarket. Hopefully, the state verification of mail-in ballot voting (3 possible layers of eyeball review) happens.
It used to be that you could ask to vote permanent absentee. I have done it for years. Now everyone gets a ballot.
A lot of the old ways are good; however, I will give you example about voting when it is not. 1/2 of my family came from Louisiana and Mississippi. I fervently believed that voters should own real property or pay a poll tax for the right to vote. That was the requirement. Then you had to stand in line to vote in MS. Then I found out that my fellow American citizens who were colored were not allowed to vote. All kinds of reasons were given. Sometimes, a questionnaire was supposed to be filled out.
Yeah, I know. It was wrong. But things like that would happen again if you went back to the requirements for voting.