Judge Upholds NC Voter ID Law, Boosts Election Confidence
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Federal Judge Upholds North Carolinas Photo Voter ID Law, Despite Discrimination Claims
A federal judge in North Carolina has ruled the states photo voter identification law constitutional, dismissing arguments of discrimination against Black and Latino voters. The law, passed in late 2018, has been in effect since the 2023 municipal elections, with provisional ballots and exception forms ensuring votes count for those without ID. The ruling comes after appeals courts overturned an earlier block on the law and a state Supreme Court upheld it.
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