N.C. Voter ID Law Blocked For Discriminating Against African Americans

A court ruled against a 2018 law, citing its discriminatory intent against African American voters. The law's photo ID requirements were seen as targeting these voters. Judges noted the law would cause confusion and deter voting. Previously blocked, the law is unlikely to be enacted by the 2020 election.

What was the outcome of the separate lawsuit regarding the law before the North Carolina primaries?

What implications does the additional ruling have for the law's enactment by the 2020 general election?