Conservatives laud SCOTUS' Arizona voting decision, while Schumer laments one of court's 'darkest days'

Republicans in favor of laws that strengthen election security are praising the Supreme Court’s ruling in Brnovich v. DNC, a case centered on Arizona voting rules that outlawed ballot harvesting and called for provisional ballots cast at the wrong precinct to be thrown out.

"It’s a great day," Brnovich told Fox News after the court issued its decision. The attorney general said he "always believed and always said that we have the facts and the law on our side," but he was not overconfident going into Thursday because he is aware that judges can be difficult to predict. The court’s decision upheld the state’s ability to enforce the laws meant to keep the election process secure. Brnovich stressed the importance of using measures to reduce fraud.