Option D (Sedition Act) would be the correct approach.
Explanation:
The above Sedition act, 1918, has been the statute that rendered opposing the administration another misdemeanor.
Such utilization of some kind of mendacious, peculiar, as well as violent terminology, would be further forbidden. The statute also became concerned with several other punitive clauses.
The other alternative is not linked to something like the procedure outlined. So the alternative above is the right one.
Be a resident of Alabama and your county at the time of registration;
Be 18 years old on or before the date of the election
Explanation:
Not have been barred from voting because of a disqualifying felony conviction;
Not currently be declared mentally incompetent through a competency hearing;
Swear or affirm to "support and defend the Constitution of the US and the State of Alabama and further disavow any belief or affiliation with any group which advocates the overthrow of the governments of the US or the State of Alabama by unlawful means and that the information contained herein is true, so help me God."
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