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As November approaches, courts deal a series of blows to voter ID laws

by Camila Domonoske

Voted. Photo: BiblioMama https://www.flickr.com/photos/rbg/5177692772/in/photolist-8Tx2F3-5xMue4-5xRSoW-aBfzyD-5xMucH-5xMubt-pDAvJ2-rMkWM-5rebhg-rQKyQ-4rKm56-br6e8f-bDZSz2-5zi66D-bo3AHY-djLcMM-5zqxCW-5xRSr7-djLepK-4waVPC-ntCo11-5aRUyc-5zgE8T-7gfJ-EeXzN-6hEyVH-JYds3-rMpRX-5xP8VC-rKYAT-bo3AJu-6q5tx-5xy3Mk-fq1P6o-bAXspc-4Ue1Zn-6HHPVD-4h6uh2-bAXsrr-8B6BRB-4gXh4d-4Tg8S-8QMEUG-5gygxF-8vYAvN-5zoVjw-5wbNok-4gTaMn-5uWqqD-4h6sT2
Voted.  Also see Maintaining poverty through restrictive voter education laws Photo: ©©  BiblioMama. 

All summer long, the clock has been ticking on voting rights cases.  And the past two weeks, in particular, have been eventful: Five courts in five states ruled against voter ID and proof-of-citizenship laws.

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