Supreme Court Ruling Likely Has Limited Effect on Voter Screening Before Midterms
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The Supreme Court recently issued a ruling permitting the use of a citizenship database to review voter rolls. However, federal law mandates a 90-day quiet period before elections, which is expected to limit the immediate impact of this decision on voter screening ahead of the upcoming midterm elections.
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