Roger Gregory

“By granting voters aged sixty-five and older unconditional access to absentee-by-mail voting while conditioning that same option for younger voters on eligibility categories, documentation, and a rigid deadline, the state allocates voting opportunities unequally based solely on age,”

Roger Gregory · said date not stated · reported 2026-08-30

Roger Gregory wrote in a Fourth Circuit ruling finding South Carolina's mail-in ballot law unconstitutional.