U.S. Supreme Court set to weigh Republican-backed voting restrictions By Andrew Chung
FILE PHOTO: A woman walks to cast her ballot at the register of voters during early voting in Phoenix, Arizona
(Reuters) – Fresh off an election in which former President Donald Trump made false claims of fraud, the U.S. Supreme Court is poised to ponder the legality of a restriction on early voting in Arizona that his fellow Republicans argued was needed to combat fraud.
The Republican-backed law, spurred in part by a video purportedly showing voter fraud that courts later deemed misleading, made it a crime to provide another person’s completed early ballot to election officials, with the exception of family members or caregivers.
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