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Supreme Court blunts voting rights in Arizona – and potentially nationwide – in controversial ruling

  • Written by Cornell William Clayton, C.O. Johnson Distinguished Professor of Political Science, Washington State University
Supreme Court blunts voting rights in Arizona – and potentially nationwide – in controversial rulingThe Supreme Court waited until the final day of its 2020-2021 term, July 1, 2021, to issue two controversial decisions, including one that may dramatically limit voting rights in the US.Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images

Arizona may keep two voting laws that Republicans say protect election integrity and Democrats believe will make it harder for some...

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