The Supreme Court allowed New Hampshire to restrict the use of student IDs for voting
New Hampshire passed a law in April restricting student IDs as valid photo ID, with the state's Republican governor signing it. A lower court ordered the secretary of state to revise guidance, and Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson was the only justice to oppose the move.
- The Supreme Court issued an emergency order permitting Republican officials to ban student identification cards for voting in New Hampshire.
- A lower court ordered New Hampshire Secretary of State David Scanlan to revise guidance.
- Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson was the only justice who publicly disagreed.
- New Hampshire legislators passed the law known as HB 323 in April.
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