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Missouri’s Voter ID Law Can Remain In Place For Midterms, Judge Says

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Oct 13, 2022

Missouri’s Voter ID Law Can Remain In Place For Midterms, Judge Says

People voting on election dayA Missouri judge dismissed a lawsuit from several left-wing groups on Wednesday that challenged the state’s recently enacted voter ID requirements, paving the way for the law to remain in effect for the 2022 midterm elections. Written by Cole County Circuit Judge Jon Beetem, the ruling stipulates that the challenge to the law in question […]

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