U.S. Supreme Court Puts 26th Amendment Case on April 30 Conference

The U.S. Supreme Court will consider whether to hear Tully v Okeson, 20-1244, on April 30. This is the Indiana case over the law that lets any voter age 65 vote early, but denies the same ability to other voters. The plaintiffs argue this policy violates the 26th amendment, which says states may not “deny or abridge” the right to vote on account of age.


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U.S. Supreme Court Puts 26th Amendment Case on April 30 Conference — 1 Comment

  1. deny/abridge from 14-2 Amdt.

    See 1866 debate in USA Senate — esp about *abridge*.

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