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Challenge to voter ID law heading for appeal to Missouri Supreme Court

Headline from KSDK

A Cole County judge called requirements for obtaining photo identification "generalized grievances shared by the population as a whole."

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Reports & sources

6 articles, oldest first.

  1. RedState

  2. Fox News

    Missouri law requiring photo ID to vote remains intact: 'Huge win for election security' (opens Fox News)

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    Fox News's feed description

    Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey announced that a state law requiring a photo ID to vote was upheld in a court ruling on Monday.

  3. The Federalist

    Judge Upholds Missouri's Voter ID Requirements (opens The Federalist)

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    The Federalist's feed description

    On Monday, a Missouri judge tossed a leftist-backed lawsuit seeking to strike down the state's voter ID requirements.

  4. KSDK

    Challenge to voter ID law heading for appeal to Missouri Supreme Court (opens KSDK)

    Published

    KSDK's feed description

    A Cole County judge called requirements for obtaining photo identification "generalized grievances shared by the population as a whole."

  5. Newsweek

    Missouri judge upholds law requiring photo ID for voting (opens Newsweek)

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    Newsweek's feed description

    Cole County Circuit Judge Jon Beetem upheld a law that requires voters to present government-issued photo identification for voting.

  6. Washington Times

    Judge upholds a Missouri law requiring voters to show photo ID to cast a regular ballot (opens Washington Times)

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    Washington Times's feed description

    A law requiring Missouri voters to show government-issued photo identification to cast regular ballots will stand after a lower-court judge found it constitutional Tuesday.

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