A lawsuit over a ballot proposal has been denied. Organizers alleged that voters were disenfranchised when their proposal was excluded from the ballot. The proposal in question would have required voters to provide proof of citizenship and identification.

The lawsuit was filed against state officials, including the Secretary of State and Director of Elections. It claimed that the exclusion of the proposal was illegal. The proposal had garnered support from over 700,000 voters who signed a petition.

Further details about the lawsuit and the proposal are available from the source. The outcome of the lawsuit has been decided, with the court shutting down the group's final attempt to get the amendment on the ballot.