AS THE NOVEMBER elections loom, Georgia has plenty of company among states dealing with cases challenging the constitutionality of laws that require voters to display photo identification at the polls.
A ruling is expected from the highest state court in Missouri, where a trial judge recently found a voter identification law in that state to be unconstitutional. The 7th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, moreover, is hearing arguments this month in a case challenging a voter identification law in Indiana, where a federal judge upheld it. And in Arizona, the 9th Circuit blocked enforcement of a new voter law after a federal judge had denied an injunction last month.
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