Large N.C. Majority Supports Photo ID Law, Poll Says
In North Carolina, where Gov. Bev. Perdue vetoed a photo ID law in 2011, three-quarters of voters in a survey said they supported such a law.
Missouri House Panel Rewords Ballot Measure
Dealt a setback in court, a Missouri House committee acted quickly Tuesday to embrace new wording for a 2012 ballot measure that would allow a photo identification mandate to be imposed upon voters in future elections.
ACLU, NAACP Threaten to Sue over Pennsylvania ID Law
The American Civil Liberties Union and the NAACP say they will sue over Pennsylvania's month-old voter ID law, and two Philadelphia Democrats are sponsoring a bill repealing it.
Photo ID Amendment Goes to Minnesota Voters
The House and Senate, with Republicans supplying all the "yes" votes, gave final approval to a proposed constitutional amendment that would require voters to show a photo ID, create a new system of "provisional" balloting and end election day "vouching" for voters without proof of residence.
Newly Acquired: Text of Photo ID Law Vetoed by NC Governor
On June 23, 2011, North Carolina Gov. Beverly Purdue vetoed a law establishing a voter photo ID requirement.
Four Indiana Dems Charged with Fraud in 2008 Election
Prosecutors in South Bend, Ind., filed charges Monday against four St. Joseph County Democratic officials and deputies as part of a multiple-felony case involving the alleged forging of Democratic presidential primary petitions in the 2008 election, which put then-candidates Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton on the Indiana ballot.
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Colorado House Passes Photo ID Bill
Republicans in the Colorado House approved a proposal to ask [...]
Minnesota House Passes Voter ID Law
After 9 hours of debate, the Minnesota House of Representatives [...]
Oakland County (MI) Democrat Official Sentenced Over Fake Tea Party Candidates
A former Oakland County (MI) Democratic party operative was sentenced to one year probation and ordered to pay more than $2,500 in fines and court costs for his role in creating "fake" tea party candidates in the 2010 election, in an effort to siphon off support for legitimate Republican candidates.