Steven Aftergood: CRS on Election Law Challenges

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L. Paige Whitaker, Recent State Election Law Challenges: In Brief, Washington, DC: Congressional Research Service. November 1, 2016.

“Numerous” legal challenges to state election laws have been filed during the last few weeks and months, a new report from the Congressional Research Service found, generating new judicial interpretations of those laws.


“For example, there have been recent court rulings affecting the laws regulating early voting, voter photo identification (ID) requirements, registration procedures, straight-party voting, and voter rolls. Accordingly, many such laws have been recently invalidated, enjoined, or altered. Others continue to be subject to litigation.”

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