North Carolina Governor Signs Voter ID Law, State Gets Sued
That was fast!
Joins 33 other states requiring some form of identification
How many troops does the court have, anyway?
Admitted on the TV news to voting for Obama six times on behalf of relatives
Working to update following recent Supreme Court decision
Involved invocation of part of Voting Rights Act that was struck down
That day is gone, and fortunately, it's not coming back.
They can make their own rules, again
No longer have to seek federal permission to change voting laws
Democrats not happy with Supreme Court decision today
Provision allows federal oversight of jurisdictions with history of voter discrimination
Federal standard can't be added to
To win Millennials, Republicans must channel their inner libertarian.
Chairman of the Pakistan Ulema Council says feudal lords, not Islam, prevent women from voting
14 more states looking to join the growing group
Party leaders call for more "tolerance," though report is more about messaging and tactics than positions
Law requires proof of citizenship to vote
State to argue it is reasonable to demand proof of American citizenship to register to vote
Chief Justice Roberts made claim during Voting Rights Act hearing
Southern states have been subject to the law for almost 50 years
Alabama county officials no longer want to have to seek approval before changing election law
Barred from targeting minorities when trying to fight voter fraud
Spent the money in Pennsylvania fighting Republican attempt to keep the party off the ballot
Law requiring registration was proposed by the prime minister
Despite protests and allegations of vote-rigging
Accuse judges of stalling vote in areas where constitution was expected to fail
Islamist-backed document received 57 percent of "yes" votes in a vote that some are saying was fraudulent
You'd think we'd have a handle on it after two centuries plus
Justices have already voiced skepticism over its more control-y elements
GOP candidate received fewer votes than John McCain
Voters may say they want forward-looking reforms, but they consistently vote otherwise.
The San Francisco Chronicle is reporting this morning that Proposition 37 that - on specious "right-to-know" grounds - would have required labeling foods containing ingredients from biotech enhanced crops has failed.
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