RALEIGH, (SGRToday.com) - In the wake of a federal judge's ruling that North Carolina's voting reform law, enacted in 2013, will be used in the 2014 November election, Gov. Pat McCrory's office released the following statement, with comment from Chief Legal Counsel Bob Stephens.

 

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“This is a victory for North Carolina’s popular law that requires identification to vote,” said Stephens. “North Carolina is joining a majority of states in common sense protections that preserve the sanctity of the voting booth. Today’s ruling is just more evidence that this law is constitutional – as we have said from the very onset of this process,” Stephens continued.