The law in question was passed in 2018 and requires that everyone in North Carolina have a photo ID to vote. The state’s chapter of the NAACP immediately challenged it, saying such a stipulation disproportionately impacts Black and Latinx voters.
Republicans have brought over the right to defend the state’s voter identification law.
immediately challenged it, saying such a stipulation disproportionately impacts Black and Latinx voters.and state Attorney General Joshua Stein ― both Democrats ― have not adequately defended the law against such legal challenges. The lawmakers sought to intervene in the defense against the NAACP lawsuit.
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