d. Some Native voters do not have licenses to drive off-reservation. 09/08/20 Trial Tr. (Perez) at72:7-12. e. Voter costs were defrned by expert testimony at trial as socioeconomic barriers that could prevent an individual from casting their ballot. f. Poverty is a voter cost resulting in lower tumout by low income individuals. 09109/20 Trial Tr. (McCool) at 351:10-21; see also 09/08/20 Trial Tr. (Street) at 2ll:5-212:3. g. Lack of childcare options on reservations is also a voter cost faced by some Native voters. 09/08/20 Trial Tr. (Perez) at 74:11-23. h. Many Native Americans living on rural reservations without home mail access have difficulties accessing their P.O. box due to distance, socioeconomic conditions, and lack of reliable transportation. 09/08/20 Trial Tr. (Cuts the Rope) at 1 20: 1 5- 1 25 : 1 1 ; see Pl. i. Ex. I l3,lTlT 13, 37, 65-69/Stip. Ex. 2. Testimony at trial established that vehicles on reservations in Montana are sometimes scarce and often shared. A single vehicle is sometimes responsible for getting everyone in a household to and from work, to all social engagements, doctor's office visits, as well as any mail runs or ballot drop offs. 09108/20 Tial Tr. (Cuts the Rope) at 123:9-125:11;126:10-127:20;09/09120 Trial Tr. (McCool) ar 332:16-333:14; Pl Ex. 113, not be in good repair or "road fl 12lstip. Ex.2. Additionally, these vehicles may legal;' 73:14-22. 16 09108120 Trial Tr. (Perez) at 71:17-72:12;