Florida has a new restrictive voting bill. Here's how to stop more like it.

While it is not a fait accompli that broader federal voting rights protections would be dismantled by our current Supreme Court, it is more than a remote possibility. Article III of the U.S. Constitution specifically authorizes Congress to make “exceptions” and “regulations” to the ability of the Supreme Court to hear certain cases. Hence, per Congress’ authority under Article III, it should strip the Supreme Court of the power to review that piece of legislation.