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Voter ID ruling could impact AZ lawsuit

Arizona Capitol Reports Staff//May 2, 2008//[read_meter]

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Voter ID ruling could impact AZ lawsuit

Voter ID ruling could impact AZ lawsuit

Arizona Capitol Reports Staff//May 2, 2008//[read_meter]

The U.S. Supreme Court on April 28 rejected a challenge to voter-identification requirements used in Indiana and some Arizona Capitol insiders expect the ruling to have a big impact on...

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