There would have been a Trump landslide if there was a Just standard for voting. And that Just standard is this: “Do you, or have you contributed, in a positive way, to the building of America? Do you work for a living? Do you pay taxes?” If so, You are a qualified voter. But: “Are you living off the work and money of other people? Are you a criminal? If you have committed crimes, have you paid back the victims for their losses and pain? Have you paid back the government for the costs of your incarceration? If not; if you are a drain on Society, then guess what: You Don’t Get to Vote!” That’s fair, and that’s real voting Justice.
There would have been a Trump landslide if there was a Just standard for voting. And that Just standard is this: “Do you, or have you contributed, in a positive way, to the building of America? Do you work for a living? Do you pay taxes?” If so, You are a qualified voter. But: “Are you living off the work and money of other people? Are you a criminal? If you have committed crimes, have you paid back the victims for their losses and pain? Have you paid back the government for the costs of your incarceration? If not; if you are a drain on Society, then guess what: You Don’t Get to Vote!” That’s fair, and that’s real voting Justice.
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One of the most pathetic realities of American history is that a commonsense criteria for voting eligibility such as you’ve described here has not become the law of the land.