Reposted by Deondray Gossfield
WIN: The Maine Supreme Court upheld the ballot question on voter ID and absentee voting restrictions, rejecting a right-wing challenge arguing the language was misleading. The court ruled the wording is clear and not confusing.
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Maine Supreme Court Shuts Down Right-Wing Rewrite of Anti-Voting Initiative
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![With the consent ofthe parties, the Court DEFERS RULING on the Plaintiffs' [8] Motion for a Temporary Restraining Order and ORDERS as follows:
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records maintained by or within the Bureau of the Fiscal Service, except that the Defendants may provide access to any of the following people:
o Mr. Tom Krause, a Special Government Employee in the Department of the Treasury, as needed for the performance of his duties, provided that such access to payment records will be "read only";
o Mr. Marko Elez, a Special Government Employee in the Department of the Treasury, as needed for the performance ofhis duties, provided that such access to payment records will be "read only";
o Any person who is an employee (but not a Special Government Employee) of the Department of the Treasury and who has a need for the record or system of records in the performance of their duties;](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:bam3rkdzsg74tx5ddflbgils/bafkreih4hvsidq54ufnzdudz7cnlngxbzmb6bzws6jhy2c2czn65tz2i2a)
