The clarity provided by the court is to affirm what I and the vast majority of my colleagues have also said since the beginning, which is that it's inappropriate for any one state to weigh in and make a decisive position on such a thorny legal issue.
Jocelyn Benson discusses the Supreme Court's ruling and its implications for state authority regarding election issues.
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