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A federal judge wrongly blocked North Carolina's latest photo voter identification law, an appeals court ruled Wednesday, deciding she erred when declaring the requirement was tainted by racial bias because a previous voter ID law had been struck down on similar grounds.
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RALEIGH — A North Carolina appeals court panel overturned on Tuesday a court ruling that voided alterations to the state constitution because legislators…
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RALEIGH — North Carolina Republican legislative leaders want the state’s entire Court of Appeals to hear arguments on a ruling by three of the court’s…
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North Carolina’s photo ID law has suffered a second setback.A state appellate court issued a ruling Tuesday that blocked the North Carolina’s photo ID law…
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The North Carolina State Board of Elections wants to remind you that photo ID is not required for the March 3 primary election -- and will do so with a…
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North Carolina Republican lawmakers made a last-minute plea on Friday to a federal judge as they seek to save a photo identification requirement to vote…
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North Carolina will appeal a federal judge’s ruling that blocks the state’s photo identification voting law but not before the March 3 primary, the state…
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A federal district court said Thursday it will issue a preliminary injunction next week that would prohibit North Carolina from requiring a photo ID to…
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RALEIGH — Students and employees at all University of North Carolina system campuses will be able to use their school identification cards for the state’s…
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RALEIGH — Gov. Roy Cooper has vetoed one bill that addressed potential voting in North Carolina by non-citizens but signed another that strengthens…