State of Iowa v. D'Marithe Culbreath

How courts have described this case

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• “The constitutional mandate of absolute 20 secrecy could not be adequately accomplished by just having government employees use their own 21 discretion as to what is identifying on a ballot and what needs redaction.” (emphasis in original)
• “The constitutional mandate of absolute 20 secrecy could not be adequately accomplished by just having government employees use their own 21 discretion as to what is identifying on a ballot and what needs redaction.” (emphasis in original)
• “The constitutional mandate of absolute 24 1 secrecy could not be adequately accomplished by just having government employees use their own 2 discretion as to what is identifying on a ballot and what needs redaction.” (emphasis in original)
• “The 23 constitutional mandate of absolute secrecy could not be adequately accomplished by just having 24 government employees use their own discretion as to what is identifying on a ballot and what 1 needs redaction.” (emphasis in original)

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