Indiana Voter ID Law Found Unconstitutional and Disenfranchising
Cross-posted to Project Voting Matters Blog
One of the country's most contentious voting rights issues came back into the spotlight last Thursday when an Indiana court struck down the state's strict photo voter ID law as unconstitutional. The law, which was upheld by the U.S. Supreme Court in 2008, was found be in violation of the Indiana Constitution because it treated voters unequally.
