The Supreme Court vacated the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals today on the Arizona Voter ID Law (Proposition 200, voted on and approved by Arizona voters in 2004). The 9th Circuit had recently enjoined the law without allowing for a finding of fact by the District Court, which is kind of necessary in these cases.
So Arizona's law stands for this election (and probably will stand). The Supreme Court decision noted that the Arizona law does not necessarily result in the turning away of qualified and registered voters because if a voter shows up at a polling place without identification, he or she has five business days to return to a pre-identified site to show proper ID.
2006-10-21
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