Sentence examples for restricted early from inspiring English sources
Some of its highlights include strict photo ID requirements, no more same-day registration, restricted early voting (if any) and no extended voting hours to accommodate the resulting long lines.
Energy Individual electric devices are all monitored by electricity companies and the use of certain devices is restricted early in the evening to reduce demand for power in peak times.
On Friday, a different federal judge struck down much of Wisconsin's version of the North Carolina omnibus law – a 2013 act that restricted early voting, extended the residency requirement for new voters and denied provisional voters the chance to vote out of precinct.
In 2016 he blocked a Wisconsin law that restricted early voting to two weeks before an election on weekdays from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Counties could have only one early voting location.
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The ballot measure, put to voters by the state's Republican-controlled legislature, would have allowed just six business days of early voting, ending the Wednesday before a general election, and would have restricted early voting to business hours on weekdays.
Florida lost in its effort to restrict early voting, as did Ohio.
Instead, he made it harder for communities of color to vote, by restricting early voting and voter registration.
The Department of Justice is also suing North Carolina over its new law, which requires photo identification, restricts early voting and ends same-day registration.
The Republican-controlled House, predictably, has failed to do so, leaving Republican-run state legislatures to bring in laws imposing tougher voter-ID requirements, and restricting early voting.
Republican legislators in Ohio passed a law last year to restrict early voting in the state in the final three days before the election.
