N. Carolina Justices Could Revive Voter ID Previously Tossed
A photo voter identification mandate first sought in 2013 by North Carolina Republicans could be revived by the state Supreme Court.
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A photo voter identification mandate first sought in 2013 by North Carolina Republicans could be revived by the state Supreme Court.
A photo voter identification mandate first sought over a decade ago by North Carolina Republicans could be revived after the state Supreme Court reheard
A photo voter identification mandate first sought over a decade ago by North Carolina Republicans could be revived after the state Supreme Court reheard on Wednesday a case that led a different combination of justices a few months ago to strike down a voter ID law.
Mandating voter identification for elections in North Carolina was once struck down by Democrats, but may be revived now that Republicans hold a majority in the Supreme court.
A photo voter identification mandate first sought over a decade ago by North Carolina Republicans could be revived after the state Supreme Court reheard litigation that struck down a voter