Reporting details majority's reasoning on standing and injury
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Coverage from Ohio Capital Journal and others detailed that the majority found the challengers' named plaintiffs, including Margaret Dutcher who had a valid passport but was still blocked, lacked standing because their license applications failed for unrelated paperwork defects, not the citizenship rule itself.
“There is a strong interest in ensuring that citizens can register to vote—a process that the NVRA is meant to facilitate, not hamper. And nothing about the district court's injunction threatens the integrity of elections or Ohio's ability to preclude voting by those who are not entitled to vote.”
Judge Kevin Ritz, Sixth Circuit Judge, dissenting · memeorandum ↗
Frank LaRose Ohio Secretary of StateWhitney Hermandorfer Sixth Circuit Judge (Trump nominee)John Nalbandian Sixth Circuit Judge (Trump nominee)Kevin Ritz Sixth Circuit Judge (Biden nominee)
Solomon Oliver Jr. U.S. District Judge
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1 outlet Appeals Court Reinstates Ohio's Law Requiring Proof of Citizenship When Registering to Vote
first by The Gateway Pundit, 23h ago
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BREAKING: In a loss for Ohio voters, the 6th Circuit greenlit a state law requiring documentary proof of citizenship to register to vote at the Bureau of Motor Vehicles while applying for a driver's license. Ohioans must now show proof of citizenship when registering to vote at
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