South Dakota revamps citizenship-proof notices after voting-rights lawsuit
TL;DR Summary
A federal judge denied emergency relief in a suit challenging South Dakota's new proof-of-citizenship registration system after the state replaced an auto-generated, misleading notice with separate templates and corrected notices for federal-only voters; the changes moot the injunction request for now, though the case continues over due-process claims.
Topics:nation#elections#federal-only-voters#league-of-women-voters#proof-of-citizenship#south-dakota#voting-rights
- Voting rights lawsuit prompts South Dakota to fix ‘confusing’ proof-of-citizenship system democracydocket.com
- SOS Johnson has new letters related to lawsuit KELOLAND.com
- Lawsuit causes South Dakota secretary of state to issue new guidance on federal-only voter notices South Dakota Searchlight
- Preliminary injunction on voter case 'moot' after Secretary of State reissues guidance SDPB
- After Legal Back-and-Forth South Dakota Fixed its Notices to Voters After Months of Confusing Administration of Documentation Law League of Women Voters
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