Courts Reject Voting Stipulations In North Carolina, Wisconsin, And Kansas

Courts in North Carolina, Wisconsin, and Kansas issued rulings Friday against Republican-backed rules for voting procedure. A federal appeals court struck down North Carolina's photo identification law, holding in a unanimous decision that it was "passed with racially discriminatory intent." The decision also rejected other restrictions like a ban on same-day registration, and the resultant changes could substantially alter electoral outcomes in the swing state this fall. In Wisconsin, a federal judge left a photo ID requirement intact but much modified while rejecting a host of other voting limitations.

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