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The Philadelphia voters most likely to vote in person — or not at all — live in coronavirus hot spots

Philadelphia will have fewer than 8 in 10 of its normal amount of polling places for the June 2 primary. Low-income neighborhoods and communities of color are requesting absentee ballots at lower rates than the rest of the city, officials say.

In last month's Wisconsin presidential primary, many voters waited in long lines to cast ballots.
In last month's Wisconsin presidential primary, many voters waited in long lines to cast ballots.Read moreMorry Gash / AP