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Home | AMERICA | Massachusetts’ Highest Court Upholds New Mail-In Voting Law

Massachusetts’ Highest Court Upholds New Mail-In Voting Law

July 18, 2022 by DC Editors Leave a Comment

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Massachusetts’ Highest Court Upholds New Mail-In Voting LawMassachusetts’ new and progressive voting law will remain in place as the state’s supreme judicial court struck down a Republican attempt to curtail it. This article by Steve Le Blanc is published by AP News. Here is an excerpt:

An effort led by Massachusetts Republicans to block election officials from putting into effect the state’s new mail-in and early voting law was denied Monday by the state Supreme Judicial Court.

The decision ensures Massachusetts residents will be able to take advantage of the expanded voter options this year.

Opponents had argued the new law — dubbed the VOTES Act — violates the state constitution.

Read the full article here. Also see related Democracy Chronicles articles like those on Voting Methods, Direct Democracy, and definitely checkout our main Voting Methods section.

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Filed Under: Democracy in America Tagged With: Absentee and Mail Voting, Election Methods

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