US EditionJudge maintains injunction against key part of Alabama absentee ballot law
- A federal judge denied Alabama's request to stay an injunction against a law limiting assistance with absentee ballots.
- Chief U.S. District Judge David Proctor stated the law’s restrictions on gifts and payments are unenforceable for blind, disabled, or illiterate voters.
- Proctor emphasized that the Voting Rights Act guarantees that these voters can receive help from a person of their choosing, asserting Alabama's limits are unjustified.
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Judge maintains injunction against key part of Alabama absentee ballot law
MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) — A federal judge on Friday refused to stay an injunction against a portion of a new Alabama law that limits who can help voters with absentee
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