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Federal Judge Upholds North Carolina Voter ID Law
North Carolina's restrictive new voting laws have been denounced as racial and political discrimination on the part of the state's Republican legislature. But last night, in a 485-page ruling , Judge Thomas Schroeder ruled that they are constitutional. David Graham, a staff writer covering politics for the Atlantic , has more on the decision.
By Warren Olney • • 6m ListenNorth Carolina's restrictive new voting laws have been denounced as racial and political discrimination on the part of the state's Republican legislature. But last night, in a 485-page ruling, Judge Thomas Schroeder ruled that they are constitutional. David Graham, a staff writer covering politics for the Atlantic, has more on the decision.
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