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Appeals Court Gives Arizona Partial Victory on Voter-ID Law

GaryL1 Wrote: Apr 22, 2012 1:20 AM

If a person appears young enough, that person has to produce a picture ID to buy carburetor cleaner. In Mexico, people have to produce a government issued voter ID card. Seems like a good idea to me. I saw a headline on the Yahoo home page that said that voter identification laws may reduce the number of people voting for Obama.

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Tired in Texas Wrote: Apr 23, 2012 10:17 AM

Which is why they are trying so hard to stop states from implementing voter ID laws.

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Appeals Court Gives Arizona Partial Victory on Voter-ID Law

Editor's Note: This column was co-authored by Ken Klukowski, Legal columnist at Breitbart.com.

Arizona might be going to the U.S. Supreme Court yet again. A federal appeals court upheld part of the Grand Canyon State’s voter-ID law, but struck down another part of Arizona’s law as inconsistent with a 1993 federal law. This might become the third citizen/voting Arizona law to go to the Supreme Court in just three years.

Arizona allows for citizens to adopt ballot propositions with the force of law, which trump state statutes but fall short of amending the Arizona Constitution. Arizona’s voters adopted Proposition 200...

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