"Voting Access for Native Americans" by Candice Norwood Legal teams representing native people fought in court against a Montana law that restricted ballot collection. In May, a judge issued a temporary restraining order to prevent the law from being enforced, and in late September a state court struck down the law. The U.S. Supreme Court is expected to hear arguments for another ballot collection case to determine whether to overturn an Arizona law that bans ballot collection, which the state refers to as “ballot harvesting.” In January, a federal appeals court upheld a lower court decision to strike down the law, but the ballot collection ban will remain in effect until the Supreme Court ruling. No date for the hearing has been disclosed by the court.

Question

Use the excerpt from the “How the pandemic has complicated voting access for millions of Native Americans” article to answer the question. Which issue is left unanswered by the article? (1 point) Responses Whether the Supreme Court will uphold the Arizona ban on ballot collection. Whether the Supreme Court will uphold the Arizona ban on ballot collection. Whether the Supreme Court will rule on the practice of ballot harvesting. Whether the Supreme Court will rule on the practice of ballot harvesting. Whether native people will appeal the ban to a higher court. Whether native people will appeal the ban to a higher court. Whether native people will receive a temporary restraining order.

Answer 1

The issue left unanswered by the article is: Whether the Supreme Court will uphold the Arizona ban on ballot collection.