Another attempt at voter suppression by the good politicians of Ohio has been struck down by the Sixth Circuit. I linked to
an article on this issue before; basically, in more populated areas - i.e., cities, where the liberals and the students and the POC live - voters from several precincts may cast ballots at a single location. The polls are set up so that voters from each precinct vote using a precinct-specific ballot. Ohio wanted to disqualify ballots from voters who were at the right location, but who used the wrong precinct ballot,
even when the fault was attributable to the poll worker.
So, basically, Ohio
didn't want to count ballots cast in cities. But as it turns out, being a city dweller is not grounds for disqualifying a ballot according to the Sixth Circuit, so there you go.
