Specifically, he's exploring an August ruling that invalidated part of the state's suite of election-related bills that passed during the last legislative session and subsequent special session.
You have likely heard of Senate Bill 1. It was the most publicly debated election bill.
But there were others too, including one called Senate Bill 1111, which specifically dealt with voter residency requirements and the use of Post Office Boxes for voter registration, and parts of it were struck down in federal court in early August.
In this episode, ABC13 speaks with SB 1111's primary author, State Senator Paul Bettencourt, the lawsuit's plaintiff, LULAC, and our panel of political insiders as we debate and explore election integrity versus voter suppression.
Watch the show in the video above.
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