Ruthelle Frank v. Scott Walker

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• noting that Wisconsin’s law allowed the use of state ID cards, recent naturalization papers, tribal IDs, and signed college or university photo IDs
• reasoning that the discrimination affecting minorities should be linked to the state under the second part of the two-part analysis
• reasoning that the discrimination affecting minorities should be linked to the state under the second part of the two-part analysis
• finding that new voting requirement was not an obstacle to “a significant number of persons who would otherwise cast ballots”
• noting that Crawford took “as almost self-evidently true” the relationship between a measure taken to prevent voter fraud and promoting voter confidence
• noting that Crawford took “as almost self-evidently true” the relationship between a measure taken to prevent voter fraud and promoting voter confidence

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