The Supreme Court upheld two Arizona voting laws on Thursday in a case that could have major implications for election integrity across the country.
The two Arizona laws at stake in Brnovich v. Democratic National Committee prohibited ballot harvesting — which most commonly refers to political operatives collecting voters’s ballots en masse and turning them in to polling places on their behalf — and tossed ballots that were cast in the wrong precinct.
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