A federal judge has allowed North Carolina's strict mail-in ballot rules to stay for the November midterms, citing the proximity to the election.
01Summary
- 01Judge Thomas D. Shroeder ruled on Monday that North Carolina can keep its restrictive mail-in ballot rules.
- 02The rules were changed in September, just before ballots were mailed out.
- 03The judge said it was too close to the election to alter the rules again.
02Why it matters
This decision directly affects how North Carolina voters can cast mail-in ballots in the upcoming midterm elections, potentially limiting access for some.
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