Explain how voting is made more difficult
Off the top of my head, among other things no more lifetime vote by mail, now you have to request it every election cycle. On top of which your signature needs to match your driver's license perfectly - which isn't exactly easy given that you're talking about a digital capture on potentially old hardware on your license vs signed on paper. This isn't major, but it's annoying
Additionally, ballot drop box locations have now been limited and restricted, and requires them to be staffed by a county employee - making them more expensive for the counties to operate.
Furthermore, new voters have to vote in person for the first time, making voting harder for younger voters who may not have a car.
On top of which it is now illegal in Florida for someone to possess more than two ballots to be placed into a drop box or mailbox. For example, if I had a roommate, I couldn't drop their ballot off that they filled out and signed.
And finally, Florida lacks a central database to know which convicted felons are eligible to vote once more and who aren't. When combined with the new election police, this causes confusion and disincentivized ex-felons from voting.
None of these things would be bad, if it weren't that these measures, whether accidentally or by design, affect groups of people that are more likely to vote for Democrat candidates.
