Weeks before election, state appeals ruling striking down proof-of-citizenship voting law

Just weeks before the election, New Hampshire's Attorney General’s Office has asked for a stay on a federal judge's decision that struck down the state's proof-of-citizenship voting law. Judge Samantha Elliott ruled on May 28 that the law was unconstitutional, but now the state is appealing this ruling, hoping to keep the law in place for upcoming elections. This move is significant because it could impact voter registration processes and the broader debate on election integrity and accessibility, especially as the state gears up for a crucial election cycle.