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The process and criteria for granting exemptions to voter ID laws, particularly for individuals with religious objections.
There is no general federal law requiring U.S. citizens to carry identification at all times; most Americans are not legally obligated to while walking in public, though specific activities and checkp...
A layered system of technical, administrative, and legal safeguards—ranging from voter registration databases and chain-of-custody procedures to post-election audits and voter‑verifiable paper records...
U.S. courts have generally upheld state photo voter-ID laws while recognizing that religious objections to being photographed can be a cognizable burden and, in some contexts, merit accommodation or e...