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   The Supreme Court on Thursday ruled 6-3 along partisan lines to   
   uphold Arizona voting rules supported by Republicans that Democrats   
   alleged unlawfully discriminated against the state’s Native   
   American, Hispanic and Black voters.   
      
   The case concerned two Arizona voting rules that a federal appeals   
   court found to be in violation of the Voting Rights Act, citing   
   their disproportionate impact on minorities. In an opinion for the   
   court’s majority, Justice Samuel Alito said that neither rule   
   violated the civil rights law.   
      
   One of the measures, known as the “out-of-precinct policy,”   
   disqualifies ballots cast in the wrong precinct on Election Day. The   
   other measure, known as the “ballot collection law,” forbids most   
   people except for family members to collect and deliver ballots to   
   the polls. Republicans often refer to third-party ballot collection   
   as ballot harvesting.   
      
   https://www.cnbc.com/2021/07/01/supreme-court-upholds-arizona-   
   voting-rules-democrats-called-discriminatory.html   
      
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