U.S. Supreme Court Sets December Arguments on Arizona’s Proof-of-Citizenship Voting Laws
The justices will weigh 2022 Arizona laws that lower courts blocked as violating federal voting-rights protections.
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Maricopa County Restores Flagged Voters After Court Reviews Citizenship Records; Mayes Drops Lawsuit
A judge confirmed the voters’ citizenship documents during court-ordered mediation, and ballots are going out to those on the early voting list.
Supreme Court Lets New Hampshire Bar Student IDs at the Polls for the Midterms
Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson was the only public dissent as the court cited the rule against late changes to election procedures.
Recorder Heap Fires Back at Mayes Lawsuit, Says State Hasn’t Sent Proof of Citizenship
Heap says he will restore the flagged voters immediately if officials send the documents state law requires.
Democrats Sue Trump Administration, Alleging Pressure Campaign on State Election Officials
The suit asks a federal judge to stop alleged efforts to force voter-roll purges and threaten local officials.
An Estimated 130 Million Names Struck From India’s Voter Rolls in Sweeping Revision
Residents of poor New Delhi neighborhoods say entire communities lost the right to vote; the ruling BJP defends the cleanup.
Voting-Rights Groups Mobilize Volunteers Against Intimidation Ahead of Midterms
Organizers said they were preparing poll watchers and hotlines after warnings about voter intimidation and possible federal interference.