Electoral reform during the Progressive era: a. had little impact, especially in the cities.
b. expanded the electorate significantly.
c. did away with all residency requirements for voting.
d. actually limited many Americans' right to vote.
e, enfranchised African-Americans.

Actually limited many americans right to vote.

Explanation: Electoral reform in the United States refers to efforts to change American elections and the electoral system used in the United States, an example of this is the House of Reppresentitives. Becuase of the House happening, the final desicin goes to them instead of the people that want to vote on it. So, therefor Electoral Reform during the Progressive Era actually limited many Americans right to vote.

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