A federal court says Tennessee can’t require first-time voters to appear in person at the polls.

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A federal court says Tennessee can’t require first-time voters to appear in person at the polls.

A federal court says Tennessee can’t require first-time voters to appear in person at the polls.

NYTimes.com

Published 20 Oct 2020

A federal court exempted first-time voters in Tennessee from having to appear in person at the polls if they registered online or by mail.

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