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Judge blocks Arizona elections rule barring ‘intimidating’ and ‘harassing’ clothing
A federal judge on Tuesday blocked a provision in Arizona’s elections rulebook that prohibits people at polling places from “wearing clothing, uniforms or official-looking apparel intended to deter, intimidate, or harass voters.” Judge Michael Liburdi’s ruling came fewer than two weeks before the Grand Canyon...
Estimated leanCenterThe article reports on a federal judge's ruling blocking an Arizona elections rule without presenting strong biases. It simply states the facts of the case and identifies the involved parties and context.Estimated story lean · AI scan of the piece, not the publisherEstimated story lean Center. The article reports on a federal judge's ruling blocking an Arizona elections rule without presenting strong biases. It simply states the facts of the case and identifies the involved parties and context.
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