Supreme Court Allows New Hampshire Ban on Student IDs at Polls
The Supreme Court allowed a New Hampshire directive barring election officials from accepting student IDs as proof of voter identity.
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The Supreme Court allowed New Hampshire to bar the use of student identification cards to establish voters’ identities at polling places.
The justices had been asked to review a state directive preventing election officials from considering student IDs for that purpose, according to The New York Times.
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