WSJ: “One of the judges, Rosemary Collyer, signaled her doubt about the Texas expert’s findings, saying they ‘took enormous hits’  during cross-examination. Another judge, Robert Wilkins, questioned how it could be fair to require people in certain remote parts of the state to drive more than 100 miles to get a driver’s license in order to vote, while the rules of federal court say it is an undue burden to subpoena someone to travel that far to appear in court.”