The Supreme Court stayed lower-court orders in Scanlan v. Coalition for Open Democracy while the appeal proceeds. The ruling permits New Hampshire to apply its student-ID restriction in the November midterms; voters may still use other identification methods allowed by state law. The unsigned order did not explain the majority’s reasoning. Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson dissented.

The order is temporary at this stage and does not resolve the underlying appeal. The court record is available from the [U.S. Supreme Court](supremecourt.gov source ↗). The Associated Press and New Hampshire Bulletin also reported on the order and its election effect: [AP](apnews.com source ↗) · [New Hampshire Bulletin](newhampshirebulletin.com source ↗).