U.S. appeals court upholds preliminary injunction saying Indiana can't automatically remove voters if they find their name matches another in database of voters in other states. Under the law Indiana could remove the voter without contacting them

U.S. appeals court upholds preliminary injunction saying Indiana can't automatically remove voters if they find their name matches another in database of voters in other states. Under the law Indiana could remove the voter without contacting them https://t.co/57WtNnLyY8 pic.twitter.com/s7Mm13D7x9

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