Indiana Attorney General's office

A federal judge blocked Indiana from enforcing a law that prohibits college-issued student IDs from being used for voting, ruling the measure likely violates constitutional rights. The injunction was granted against Senate Bill 10, which removed student IDs from Indiana’s acceptable voter ID list, despite their prior acceptance for nearly two decades.

A federal judge blocked Indiana's law banning student IDs for voting, ruling it likely violates constitutional rights. The law, Senate Bill 10, removed student IDs from acceptable voter IDs despite their 20-year acceptance if meeting specific criteria. Indiana's attorney general plans to appeal, citing election security concerns.