Create the annotated bibliography for the sources and a short description of source's credibility, and information used from the source. In the landmark case, Shelby County V. Holder (2013) , the US Supreme Court struck down major provisions of the 1965 Voting Rights Act relating to the procedure of "pre-clearance. " Since the ruling, states like Texas, Georgia and North Carolina, can now make changes to their voting laws, such as photo ID requirements, that do not need to be pre-approved by the federal government. Supporters of this ruling say the pre-clearance rules are no longer needed and besides, states need new laws to protect against voter fraud. Opponents say that these laws are just a new form of voter suppression tactics that hit the poor and racial minorities hardest.