North Carolina mail-in ballot restrictions to remain through midterms, judge rules
Summary
A federal judge allowed North Carolina to keep its strict mail-in voting rules for the November midterm elections. The judge said it was too late to change the rules after they were altered just before ballots were sent out in September.Key Facts
- A federal judge made the ruling about North Carolina’s mail-in ballot rules.
- The decision allows the state to use strict mail-in voting rules in the midterms.
- The rules had been changed shortly before ballots were mailed in September.
- The judge said it was too close to the election to make more changes.
- The ruling applies to the November midterm election.
- The case involves how voters can submit mail-in ballots in North Carolina.
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