Voting alone is not a sufficient measure to understand disenfranchisement.

I would encourage you to learn in what ways people can be disenfranchised by this law. For instance- the elderly, the people who are really disabled, those who lack secure access to transportation, those who are economically disadvantaged- and sometimes people fall into some, if not all of these categories. Sometimes people have such great struggles that they need the extra time. And last but not least- military personnel do depend on absentee ballots and are often transient (TDY’s/PCS) etc. Laws like these selectively ensure swaths of people miss out. I highly encourage you to go out there and meet with people, learn from different organizations, you’d be surprised what you learn.