On April 21, the U.S. Supreme Court requested a response from Indiana in Tully v Okeson, 20-1244. This is the case in which some voters challenge their inability to vote early. The state lets voters age 65 and over vote early. The 26th amendment says no state shall “deny or abridge” the right to vote on account of age. The voters argue that their right to vote is being abridged, relative to older voters. The lower courts had upheld the law.

The response is due May 21.