Increased funding for civic education programs: Funding should be allocated to improve access to quality, culturally relevant civic education programs. These programs should address issues specific to marginalized communities, such as voter registration assistance, English language instruction, mental health resources, and economic literacy.

Voter ID requirements: Enhancing voter identification requirements can help protect minority groups from discrimination. Implementing new or stricter photo ID laws, including a requirement for digital IDs, may increase participation rates among certain demographics.

Bias-training for election officials: Election officials play an essential role in ensuring accurate vote counts and maintaining public trust. Training these individuals on bias detection techniques and addressing systemic barriers faced by marginalized communities will help reduce errors and maintain fairness.

Reform of the electoral college system: The current Electoral College system does not necessarily reflect the population distribution across states. Revising this system to better represent state populations, particularly those with large minority populations, could encourage more diverse candidates to run and support greater numbers of minorities in Congress.

Early voting and mail-in ballots: Expanding early voting opportunities and making it easier for people to return their mail-in ballots can help minority groups feel more comfortable casting votes. Providing clear instructions about how to fill out and return mail-in ballots can also assist vulnerable communities.

Addressing racial and ethnic gerrymandering: Gerrymandering tactics can dilute minority representation in both local and national politics. Advocating for redistricting plans that promote diversity, compactness, and equal population distribution across districts is necessary to create a more equitable political landscape.

Ongoing monitoring and accountability: Regularly reviewing and assessing progress towards improving voting rights for marginalized communities requires ongoing efforts from policymakers, law enforcement agencies, educational institutions, and community organizations. This monitoring can help identify potential challenges and make data-driven decisions to enhance fairness.