The North Carolina Supreme Court has issued three rulings that will have major impacts on how the state conducts elections. The court restored a requirement that voters show an ID at the polls, it reversed a previous decision that struck down the legislature's latest round of redistricting, and it invalidated another ruling that would have allowed people with felony convictions to vote after completing their sentences. Bob Orr, a former associate justice on the state Supreme Court, joined Nate Saunders to discuss the decision.