Two States Sue Government Over Voter Registration Laws

In the ongoing battle over voter registration laws, two states have filed suit against the Federal government.

FOX News Radio’s Jane Metzler reports:

Officials in Kansas and Arizona suing the Federal government to force the U.S. Elections Assistance Commission to modify voter registration forms, allowing states to require proof of citizenship like a passport or birth certificate when people register to vote. Currently, those forms only make ‘would be’ voters take an oath affirming they’re American citizens. The U.S. Supreme Court struck down a provision in Arizona’s law requiring voters provide proof of citizenship; saying a Federal voter registration law takes precedence. Kansas officials insist the high court ruling has no bearing that state’s proof of citizenship law.

Jane Metzler, FOX News Radio.