Voting Integrity Project, Inc. v. Bomer

How courts have described this case

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• finding early voting seventeen days before Election Day was not preempted where “the polls are open on federal election day and most voters cast their ballots that day”
• “Allowing some voters to cast votes before election day does not contravene the federal election statutes because the final selection is not made before the federal election day.”
• “[A] state’s discretion and flexibility in establishing the time, place and manner of electing its federal representatives has only one limitation: the state system cannot directly conflict with federal election laws on the subject.”
• “[A] state’s discretion and flexibility in establishing the time, place and manner of electing its federal representatives has only one limitation: the state system cannot directly conflict with federal election laws on the subject.”
• “[A] state’s discre- tion and flexibility in establishing the time, place and manner of electing its federal representatives has only one limitation: the state system cannot directly conflict with federal election laws on the subject.”

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