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A North Carolina judge blocked early voting sites at three universities ahead of the March 3 primary, citing potential confusion and board discretion.
A federal judge in North Carolina has denied a request to establish early voting sites at three public universities ahead of the March 3 primary, ruling that Republican-controlled elections boards had discretion in site placement and that creating new sites so close to the election could cause confusion.
The plaintiffs, including College Democrats of North Carolina and student voters, argued the move imposed an undue burden on students, particularly at North Carolina A&T State University, a historically Black university, by requiring off-campus voting.
The judge found no constitutional violation, noting no legal requirement to maintain past voting locations and citing logistical factors like parking and turnout.
The decision upholds the current voting site configuration and may be appealed.
Early in-person voting begins Thursday.
Un juez de Carolina del Norte bloqueó los sitios de votación temprana en tres universidades antes de las primarias del 3 de marzo, citando una posible confusión y discreción de la junta.