g. The Montana Association of Clerk and Recorders BIPA. Stip. Ex. h. ("MACR") disputed the need for 10. The Secretary of State's Offrce holds clerks highly credible. 09110/20 Trial Tr. (Corson) at 469:19-21. i. A representative of the MACR testified that BIPA would, in their opinion, target voters who are doing things right, rather than creating a deterrent for the people who would do things wrong. Stip. Ex. 10. j. She further testified that BIPA needed to be specific and clear in defining ballot interference and make only that conduct illegal. Stip. Ex. 10. k. Witnesses also testified about the impacts of the Ex.'s 9, 10, bill upon Native Americans. Stip. 11. l. A member of the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes testified that the measure would hurt hibal communities because many live in remote areas and have limited resources making transportation, and even the ability to get stamps, difficult. Stip. Ex. 9 at74-15. m. There was testimony that BIPA's limit to who can pick up a ballot and the limit of picking up six ballots creates even more obstacles to voting for Native Americans. Stip. Ex.'s 9 at 15; 1l at 19-20. n. Further testimony asserted that BIPA ignores how many Native people vote. Groups like Westem Native Voice have gone out and collect[ed] ballots for Natives. Stip. Ex. o. ll at 19-20. Testimony was given that this people. Stip. Ex.'s 9, bill could eliminate that vital 11. 26 service for Native