You aren’t supposed to say that part out loud!
South Carolina’s voter ID law isn’t as strict as some other states, but they don’t want voters to know that.
1.4 million Floridians have concealed-carry permits. 1.5 million are disenfranchised due to felony convictions.
Alabama is now juggling voting rights issues on at least three fronts.
Their go-to defenses of the law and its implementation are patently false.
The law has racially disparate effects, and appears to have been implemented with discriminatory intent.
When the governor is illegally questioned over his address at his polling place, you’ve got problems.
Yet another reason why we need a constitutional right to vote.
Missouri’s Supreme Court ruled photo ID requirements unconstitutional in 2006.
When the GOP’s aversion to academia is used for political ends.
When a “fix” is really about keeping the system at an acceptable level of brokenness.
If you’re going to make exceptions, then why have the requirement in the first place?
Scott Walker has passed every 21st Century voting restriction we knew existed, and some we didn’t.
