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Supreme Court Upholds Indiana Voter ID Law

A week before Indiana's presidential primaries, the US Supreme Court today upheld that state's law requiring photo identification when voters go to the polls. David Stout reports for the New York Times .

By Warren Olney • May 12, 2014 • 1 min read

A week before Indiana's presidential primaries, the US Supreme Court today upheld that state's law requiring photo identification when voters go to the polls. David Stout reports for the New York Times.

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Supreme Court Upholds Indiana Voter ID Law

A week before Indiana's presidential primaries, the US Supreme Court today upheld that state's law requiring photo identification when voters go to the polls. David Stout reports for the New York Times .

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To the Point

Supreme Court Upholds Indiana Voter ID Law

A week before Indiana's presidential primaries, the US Supreme Court today upheld that state's law requiring photo identification when voters go to the polls. David Stout reports for the New York Times .

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