PostmodernProphet
fully immersed in faith..
can we ask people for ID so we can obtain proof?....
53% Of Voters Say Discrimination in Voting Is Still A Problem
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can we ask people for ID so we can obtain proof?....
PostmodernProphet
fully immersed in faith..
there have been convictions even though most voters are not asked for ID.....how many more would be discovered if people were actually questioned......
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http://nbcpolitics.nbcnews.com/_new...enge-texas-voter-id-law?lite&ocid=msnhp&pos=2
Justice Department to challenge Texas voter ID law
By Pete Williams, NBC News
Justice Department officials say they'll launch a few legal fight to block the Texas voter ID law.
Texas lost the first round when the federal government refused to give the state permission to enforce the law, under the preclearance part of the Voting Rights Act. But now that the Supreme Court has taken that power from the government away, the Obama administration is launching a new effort.
"We will not allow the Supreme Court's recent decision to be interpreted as open season for states to pursue measures that suppress voting rights," said Attorney General Eric Holder in a written statement.
The government will claim that the voter ID law violates a different section of the Voting Rights Act that was left intact by the Supreme Court's decision.
Justice Department to challenge Texas voter ID law
By Pete Williams, NBC News
Justice Department officials say they'll launch a few legal fight to block the Texas voter ID law.
Texas lost the first round when the federal government refused to give the state permission to enforce the law, under the preclearance part of the Voting Rights Act. But now that the Supreme Court has taken that power from the government away, the Obama administration is launching a new effort.
"We will not allow the Supreme Court's recent decision to be interpreted as open season for states to pursue measures that suppress voting rights," said Attorney General Eric Holder in a written statement.
The government will claim that the voter ID law violates a different section of the Voting Rights Act that was left intact by the Supreme Court's decision.