One strong and entirely legitimate State interest is the prevention of fraud. Fraud can affect the outcome in a close election, and fraudulent votes dilute the rights of citizens to cast ballots that carry appropriate weight.
Bryan Steil: “One strong and entirely legitimate State interest is the prevention of fraud. Fraud can affect the outcome in a close…”
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Steil cites Supreme Court ruling on states' rights to prevent election fraud.
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