| The justices reviewed two laws in Arizona that a lower court said hurt minority voters in the state, even though they are widely used elsewhere in the country. One throws out the ballots of those who vote in the wrong precinct, even if some races — such as for governor or president — are not dependent on precinct location. The other restricts who may collect ballots cast early for delivery to polling places, a practice detractors call "ballot harvesting." | 
