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Old 10-02-2012, 08:55 PM   #6
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Originally Posted by Toughy View Post
Actually it kinda fucked what they did. The law is not thrown out. It will not go into effect until the next election cycle. In this coming election next month, you can/will still be asked for a valid ID card, however they cannot refuse to give you a regular ballot to vote with and your vote will be counted. You should not receive a provisional ballot. The state can also continue with it's voter education campaigns about what is needed for voter identification in order to vote..

It's going to confuse the hell out of folks....
Yes they can ask, but one is not required to show them a photo id with an expiration date. They are still working to get the rest of the law tossed. That was the important part. Do I think they will be successful, depends if we can get the wingers out of the state. The damned commercials are still running, so yep they are still trying to suppress the vote.
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