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The ruling means that voters will have to adhere to the law’s requirements, which include using a government-issued photo ID to vote on Nov. 8.
Tuesday's lawsuit focuses on provisions of election law that prohibit compensating people for voter registration activities and “soliciting” absentee ballot applications. The law is set to go into effect on Aug. 28.
The League of Women Voters of Missouri and Missouri NAACP filed a lawsuit attempting to block a wide-ranging elections bill.
Tuesday's lawsuit focuses on provisions of election law that prohibit compensating people for voter registration activities and “soliciting” absentee ballot applications. The law is set to go into effect on Aug. 28.
The law will take effect Aug. 28