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What does any of this have to do with the original point ? You keep citing that young people vote the least (which is true), but then proceed to advocate for a policy that would result in them voting far less. People already don’t want to leave the house to vote which is why mail in voting has become popular. Do you think people are going to leave their homes to take a test in advance of elections just so they are allowed to vote?
At the end of the day, people are looking for convenience to make things easier. All what you’re proposing would do is make it much harder for one swath of the population to vote. Never mind that it would never be implementable, it’s simply a deeply flawed and cynical idea.
Which is the entire point.