There needs to be a legal concept of dilution of a person’s vote. A person should have one vote, and (for example) not 9/10 of a vote, where 9/10 is the ratio of legal voters to actual voters. Otherwise a vote can be diluted by the state
or other entity until there is in effect no vote representation. This should be incorporated into the civil right to vote.
In her initial request for information, Dhillon said the DOJ would be investigating the matter as an “unlawful dilution of American votes.”