The Supreme Court has held that a case challenging voting requirements for a specific election becomes moot once the election is over.

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This is known as the "mootness doctrine," which states that cases that no longer present a live controversy are considered moot and will not be heard by the Court. Once the election is over, the issue of the voting requirements for that election is no longer a live controversy, and therefore the case is moot.

The Supreme Court Has Held That a Case Challenging Voting