evidence: These include requirements such as those in Alabama where voters voting absentee must secure the signature of two third- party witnesses or have the ballot notarized and include a copy of their government-issued photo ID when they mail in their ballot. [...] Carolina that absentee voters have a third-party witness sign the ballot is an unconstitutional burden given the threat of the COVID-19 pandemic. And our claim was specifically focused on the burden experienced by Black voters. [...] Mrs. Davis of California. They could have two witnesses. So we are doing social distancing now, so why would you put people in a position to be in close contact with another two people signing--having to look at a signature together with that person as well as a notary? I mean, it sounds to me like you are adding some steps for people that are unnecessary.