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Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine’s bid to preserve a law disqualifying provisional election ballots filed in the wrong precinct comes before a federal appeals court next week in the so-called battleground state.
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With 39 days left before the U.S. presidential election, time is running out for judges to resolve voter access lawsuits in states including Ohio and Florida where a few thousand votes may be the margin of victory between President Barack Obama and Mitt Romney.
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Wisconsin’s Supreme Court denied the state’s request to immediately hear its appeals of two trial court-level rulings invalidating a voter identification law.
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A Wisconsin law requiring voters to show photo identification to receive a ballot was temporarily blocked by a state judge after a civil rights group sued Governor Scott Walker over the measure.
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Atlas Iron Ltd. , an Australian iron ore producer, said it will withhold selling a stake in its Ridley mine until after the national election later this month because of uncertainty over a proposed mining tax.
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Neville Power gazes out the window of a chartered jet at the rust-red, mineral-rich Australian Outback.
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Atlas Iron Ltd., already Australia’s fastest-growing iron-ore producer, is also offering potential acquirers space to load vessels at the world’s busiest port for shipping the mineral.
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A Wisconsin court’s ruling that the state’s voter identification law is unconstitutional will be appealed to the state Supreme Court, Wisconsin Attorney General J.B. Van Hollen told an appellate panel.
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Wisconsin’s Supreme Court declined to hear the appeal of a lower-court judge’s ruling last month that the state’s voter-identification requirement is unconstitutional.
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Hebei Iron and Steel Group is in negotiations with Atlas Iron Ltd. about purchasing a stake in a Western Australian iron-ore mine, the China Daily reported, citing unidentified people familiar with the matter.
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