Supreme Court Rules Minnesota Poll Apparel Law Unconstitutional
6/14: The Supreme Court has ruled that a Minnesota law restricting political apparel at the polls violates the First Amendment.
Supreme Court to Decide What You Can Wear to Polls
2/28: What types of expression should be allowed at polling places? The Supreme Court is considering the question.
Spakovsky: The Court Must Preserve Minnesota Voters’ First Amendment Rights
3/3: ACRU Policy Board Member Hans von Spakovsky argues that the Court should rule to preserve Minnesotans' right to free speech at the polls.
Supreme Court Debating Minnesota’s Apparel Laws
2/28: The US Supreme Court debates whether a state can ban voters from wearing political pins or apparel.
Supreme Court Weighs First Amendment Rights Versus Minnesota Law
2/28: The Supreme Court is questioning if Minnesota's ban of political apparel at the polls is a violation of the First Amendment.
George Will Talks Supreme Court Apparel Case
2/27: George Will makes the case for wearing what you want to the polls.
Supreme Court Mulls Voter Apparel Case
2/26: The Supreme Court will weigh in on whether states can limit what can be worn at the polls.
Supreme Court to Settle Polling Place Apparel Case
2/13: The Supreme Court will hear arguments on Minnesota's law restricting what voters can wear at their polling places.