US EditionJudge permits Iowa to challenge thousands of ballots
- A federal judge ruled that Iowa can challenge the validity of hundreds of ballots from potential noncitizens, despite concerns about voting rights for new U.S. citizens.
- The judge stated that the state's action does not remove voters from the rolls but requires some to use provisional ballots.
- Advocates emphasized that ensuring only eligible voters participate is vital to protect the integrity of elections.
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Federal judge lets Iowa keep challenging naturalized voter registrations
A federal judge ruled Sunday that Iowa can continue challenging the validity of hundreds of ballots from potential noncitizens even though critics said the effort threatens the voting rights of ...
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Montana StandardJudge: Iowa can keep purging voter rolls
A federal judge ruled Sunday that Iowa can continue challenging the validity of hundreds of ballots from potential noncitizens even though critics said the effort threatens the voting rights of people who've recently become U.S. citizens.
A federal judge ruled Sunday that Iowa can continue to challenge the validity of hundreds of ballots that may have been cast by noncitizens, despite critics saying it could threaten the voting rights of newly naturalized U.S. citizens.
Judge allows Iowa to continue contesting voter rolls
A federal judge ruled Sunday that Iowa can continue to challenge the validity of hundreds of potential non-citizen ballots, even though critics said the effort threatened the voting rights of people who recently became U.S. citizens.
Judge rules for Iowa officials in dispute over possible non-citizens on voter rolls - Radio Iowa
A federal judge has rejected a bid to block Secretary of State Paul Pate’s order that election workers check the citizenship status of over two-thousand people who’ve registered to vote in Iowa. The judge said it appears about 12% of people on Pate’s list aren’t U.S. citizens and it would be inappropriate to force election […]
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