Does Kroger really support Voting Rights?
Kroger's position on voting rights is that all Americans should have the right to vote. The company believes that everyone who is eligible to vote should be able to do so without any barriers. Kroger also believes that voting is a fundamental right and that everyone should have an opportunity to participate in the electoral process.
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