A political science professor from Georgia provided evidence Monday for North Carolina in the voting rights trial in Forsyth County. A professor at the University of Georgia says he has found
Legislation dropped quickly on the General Assembly by Republican leaders and approved would allow some North Carolina residents to legally vote in person even without photo identification.
North Carolina's new voting law prevented hundreds of people from having their ballots counted during the May 2014 primary.
A federal judge in Winston-Salem will decide whether or not North Carolina's voting law will apply to the 2014 November General Election.