Judge Upholds NC Photo Voter ID Law
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A federal judge in North Carolina has upheld the states photo voter identification law, despite claims of discrimination against Black and Latino voters. The law, passed in 2018, allows for various types of accepted documents, and has been in effect since the 2023 municipal elections. The judge acknowledged the burden on certain voters but deferred to lawmakers good faith, aligning North Carolina with 23 other states requiring photo ID at the polls.
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