A legal battle is underway in North Carolina as Republican leaders have filed a lawsuit to block the use of UNC-Chapel Hill's mobile 'One Card' ID as a legal form of voter identification, arguing that only physical IDs should be permitted under state law. The Democratic National Committee, backed by Vice President Kamala Harris, is seeking to intervene and dismiss the lawsuit, labeling it a political maneuver aimed at disenfranchising young voters. In Tarrant County, Texas, internal Republican conflict has arisen over early voting locations on college campuses, with some party members urging constituents to oppose fellow Republicans who supported these polling places, claiming it undermines their electoral chances. Meanwhile, in Rockland County, New York, a court case has been initiated against a Republican Committee rule that restricts elected officials from serving on its Executive Committee, challenging the legality of such a by-law. As these legal disputes unfold, they highlight ongoing tensions within the Republican Party regarding voter engagement and internal governance.