voter ID

A letter sent by a top Democrat previews the fight over a bill scheduled to go before the House floor this week.

The Supreme Court of Idaho upheld recent legislative amendments to the state’s voter identification requirements.

The measures seek to require voter ID and ballot drop box monitoring for future elections and require a unanimous city council vote to fly new flags.

If passed, the measure would apply statewide, encompassing all municipalities including the 108 charter cities, overriding local election codes.

Voter ID requirement and paper ballot backups have highest support among Republicans, the survey found.

When Britons take to the polls, as expected, this year, they will be required to show a permissible form of a photo ID to cast their vote.

The 8th Circuit Court of Appeals has issued a key ruling against the Voting Rights Act.

“[The city’s proposal] conflicts with state law and would only serve to suppress voter participation without providing any discernible local benefit.”