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Supreme Court rules NH can block voters from using student IDs

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Supreme Court rules NH can block voters from using student IDs

The Supreme Court on Thursday ruled New Hampshire’s top election official can fully stop voters from using their student IDs when showing up to the polls in the midterms — a request backed by the Republican National Committee (RNC).

A lower judge ruled officials had improperly gone further than a new state law placing restrictions on...

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