Ohio election reform bill that includes ID requirement ruled constitutional by federal judge

Changes to Ohio’s voting procedures via legislation, passed during a lame duck session, are “minor” and do not infringe on citizens’ constitutional rights, according to a Monday ruling from a federal judge. “This ruling is a victory for the voters of Ohio,” LaRose told Courthouse News, “and it validates the work we’ve done to make our elections the gold standard in the nation for accountability and integrity. Kevin Koeninger, Courthouse News Service. 

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