First Circuit leaves limited student-ID voting option in place
New Hampshire election officials may consider student IDs as identity evidence under a limited procedure, but not as stand-alone voter identification.
New Hampshire election officials may consider student IDs as identity evidence under a limited procedure, but not as stand-alone voter identification.
The justices declined to review Frank Thompson’s challenge, leaving the First Circuit judgment in place without deciding the Fourth Amendment question.
The appeals court heard the administration’s challenge on Oct. 6 but issued no ruling. Separate stays on committee votes and a CDC schedule memo also remain in effect.
The First Circuit partially stayed a lower-court injunction blocking parts of President Donald Trump’s election-related executive order as the states’ legal challenge continues.