A federal judge has upheld North Carolina’s voter ID law in a ruling posted Monday evening.
U.S. District Judge Thomas Schroeder issued a 485-page ruling dismissing all claims in the challenge to the state’s sweeping 2013 election law overhaul.
Schroeder, a George W. Bush appointee, also upheld portions of the 2013 law that reduced the number of days people could vote early, eliminated same-day registration and voting and prohibited people from casting a ballot outside their precinct.
The decision comes nearly three months after a trial on the ID portion of the law.
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