Politics
Supreme Court bars New Hampshire student IDs for November midterm voting
The justices granted an emergency request from the state, backed by the Republican National Committee; Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson dissented.
The short version
- The Supreme Court ruled that student IDs cannot be used to vote in New Hampshire's midterm elections.[NBC News]
- The emergency request came from the state with Republican National Committee backing, and Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson was the sole dissenter.[NBC News]
- Republican New Hampshire Attorney General John Formella praised the ruling in a statement.[CBS News]
Key facts
- The Supreme Court ruled that student IDs cannot be used in New Hampshire for the midterm elections.[NBC News]
- The justices granted an emergency request filed by the state, which had the backing of the Republican National Committee.[NBC News]
- Liberal Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson was the sole dissenter from the ruling.[NBC News]
- Republican New Hampshire Attorney General John Formella praised the ruling in a statement.[CBS News]
Sources
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