Federal Judge Strikes Down 2024 New Hampshire Citizenship Law
A federal judge ruled that a 2024 state law requiring new voters to prove citizenship violates voting rights. The decision allows new voters to use a sworn affidavit instead.
nationalpost.comThe ruling states that new voters should be permitted to establish citizenship through a sworn affidavit.
Background on the Law The statute, enacted in 2024, set new documentation requirements for individuals registering to vote for the first time. The court found these requirements exceeded what was necessary to verify eligibility.
State officials have not yet indicated whether they will appeal the decision. Voter registration procedures will continue under the affidavit option pending further court action.
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