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A federal judge upheld a set of Idaho laws enacted last year by the Republican-controlled Legislature that eliminated the use of student IDs for voter registration and in-person voting.
An Idaho judge rejected Attorney General Raúl Labrador’s (R) challenge on Thursday to the “Open Primaries Initiative,” ruling that it will be on the ballot this November.
In a unanimous ruling issued yesterday, the Idaho Supreme Court dismissed a state-level lawsuit challenging a pair of youth voter suppression laws enacted by the Republican-controlled Legislature last year.
On Monday, Oct. 2, an Idaho judge dismissed a lawsuit challenging a set of Idaho voter suppression laws that eliminate the use of student IDs as an acceptable form of identification for voter registration and in-person voting.
On Monday, April 17, March For Our Lives Idaho and the Idaho Alliance for Retired Americans filed an amended complaint in a federal lawsuit challenging two voter suppression laws that make it more difficult for Idahoans to register to vote and cast a ballot.
On Thursday, March 16, BABE VOTE and the League of Women Voters of Idaho filed a lawsuit in state court challenging House Bill 124, a newly enacted voter suppression law that eliminates the use of a student ID as an acceptable form of voter identification.
On Friday, March 17, March For Our Lives Idaho and a young resident filed a lawsuit challenging House Bill 124, a newly enacted voter suppression law that eliminates the use of a student ID as an acceptable form of identification for voting.
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