Supreme Court justices appear divided over Ohio rule to remove people from rolls who don’t vote
WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court sounded closely split Wednesday in a potentially far-reaching election-law dispute over whether Ohio and other states may remove voters from the rolls who have not voted in two elections and have failed to respond to a notice in the mail. Civil rights lawyers said such “purges” have wrongly removed tens of…
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