(Austin, TX) — After seven years of court battles, opponents of the Texas voter ID law are throwing in the towel.
In a Wednesday court filing, opponents of the law told a federal district judge that the case is settled.
The law was first challenged in 2011 for supposedly discriminating against nonwhite voters.
Neither party in the case is asking for a rehearing or trying to bring the case before the U.S. Supreme Court.
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