URGENT Case or Law Name and Description related to the case Brady Milton Brady Milton is a 17-year-old who recently graduated high school and pre-registered to vote. His state, one of many with very low voter turnout, passes a new policy. To increase turnout, elections will be held via Internet. Each registered voter will receive a unique passcode to log in to the voting site and cast a ballot during a two-week period up until the election deadline. Brady receives a passcode since he pre-registered and his 18th birthday is on Election Day.

Brady has no Internet access unless he goes to the library. He has to work all of Election Day, despite it being his birthday. Since he has the passcode, he goes to the library and votes the day before. He receives two error messages. One says his vote is invalid because he is not of age to vote. The second says his passcode has been revoked due to a security concern and he will need to obtain a new one if he is eligible. Brady goes to the local elections office for help. The clerk says only the state-level office has access to the codes. It will be mailed to him on his 18th birthday, and he will have to wait to receive it. This will obviously be too late for him to vote.

Brady claims that the new elections policy disenfranchised him, or deprived him of his right to vote. He says that the policy is unconstitutional.