North Carolina judge allows UNC mobile voter IDs and rejects RNC lawsuit
In a huge win for voters, a North Carolina judge rejected the Republican National Committee’s (RNC) request to prohibit University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill affiliates from using their state-approved digital university IDs to vote.
In a new YouTube video, Marc and Democracy Docket’s Paige Moskowitz break down the lawsuit, lies about noncitizen voting and how the RNC filing this case was just a move to suppress student voters.
Arizona GOP only cares about proof of citizenship for Democrats
The voting rights of nearly 100,000 Arizonans, the majority of whom are Republicans, are in question right now. The Arizona GOP is urging the state Supreme Court to do all it can to protect affected voters' ballot access, a complete contradiction of the party's prior legal actions and arguments.
Pennsylvania undated and misdated mail-in ballot case dismissed
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court granted the RNC's request to dismiss the lawsuit claiming undated and misdated mail-in ballots should be counted, maintaining that the lower court lacked jurisdiction.
This concludes this case, and as of now, mail-in ballots missing a correct handwritten date on the outer envelope will not count during the November election.
