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The good guys won a big battle for election integrity in the great state of Florida… and it almost didn’t happen. In a highly unusual step, U.S. District Judge Mark Walker ruled in 2022 that the state would need court authorization for ten years before making any changes in three election law domains.

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However, the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals came to the rescue and announced that Judge Walker’s decision contained legal mistakes and factual inaccuracies. As a result, the appeals court returned the case to the lower court for further examination.

You can read the full ruling here.

Fortunately, the appeals court made the correct decision.

Politico:

A federal appeals court sided with Gov. Ron DeSantis on Thursday when it overturned a lower court’s decision on a controversial voting law.

That law, approved by the state’s Republican-controlled Legislature in 2021, placed restrictions on the use of drop boxes and set new requirements for voter registration groups, among other things. A federal judge in March 2022 ruled that the law was discriminatory against minorities and placed unconstitutional burdens on voters.

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Due to the absurd ruling of the lower court, many feared the election law was bound to fail.

In an extraordinary move, the judge in the 2022 decision, U.S. District Judge Mark Walker, ordered the state to get court approval for a decade before it enacts changes in three areas of election law.

But on Thursday, the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals determined that Walker’s 288-page order was based on legal errors and “clearly erroneous” findings of fact. The appeals court sent the case back to the lower court for review.

It also reversed the requirement that Florida needs prior clearance to change parts of voting law. It affirmed Walker’s ruling that a restriction on soliciting voters within 150 feet of a ballot drop box was unconstitutionally vague.

Jeremy Redfern, deputy press secretary to DeSantis, hailed the ruling as a “great win for Florida’s voters.” Jasmine Burney-Clark, founder of Equal Ground, which was a plaintiff in the case, said she was disappointed and maintained that the election law diminished the power of Black voters.

There’s more good news from North Carolina as well, according to Jeff Clark, the former Assistant Attorney General of the United States:

+1 The good news keeps coming.

The North Carolina Supreme Court has restored voter ID.

Will be interesting to see whether this causes the Supreme Court to pull down its impending resolution of the Harper case because North Carolina has changed the underlying decision under Supreme Court review.

To make people trust and respect the voting process again, we need to reinforce and safeguard elections all over the nation.

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