(CNN) -- The Supreme Court on Monday ruled that Ohio's method of removing names from its voter rolls does not violate federal law. The decision was 5-4. The law allows the state to send address confirmation notices to voters who have not engaged in voter activity for two years. If a voter returns the notice through prepaid mail, or responds through the Internet, the information is updated. If the notice is ignored and the voter fails to update a registration over the next four years, the registration is canceled.
(CNN) -- The Supreme Court on Monday ruled that Ohio's method of removing names from its voter rolls does not violate...
Posted: Jun 11, 2018 1:12 PM
Updated: Jun 11, 2018 1:12 PM
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