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Gary Bartlett, the state elections chief, said two investigation into voter fraud are ongoing.

A group called the Voter Integrity Project of NC is challenging 553 Wake County registered voters who were excused from jury duty by stating they are not U.S. citizens.

Bartlett said elections officials have identified 41 names
that need further checking to make sure they are legitimately
registered, including 22 that voted in prior elections.

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Gary Bartlett, the state elections chief, said two investigation into voter fraud are ongoing.

A group called the Voter Integrity Project of NC is challenging 553 Wake County registered voters who were excused from jury duty by stating they are not U.S. citizens.

Bartlett said elections officials have identified 41 names
that need further checking to make sure they are legitimately
registered, including 22 that voted in prior elections.

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Democratic state senators have failed in a bid to remove funding from the proposed 2012-13 budget for the voter ID lawsuit.

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Democratic state senators have failed in a bid to remove funding from the proposed 2012-13 budget for the voter ID lawsuit.

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via Georgiatipsheet.com, “today’s bloodletting continues for rural Peach State Democrats. A host
of local officials have jumped parties in Franklin, Hart and Stephens
counties, boosting today’s defection rate to at least 10.”

via Georgiatipsheet.com, “today’s bloodletting continues for rural Peach State Democrats. A host
of local officials have jumped parties in Franklin, Hart and Stephens
counties, boosting today’s defection rate to at least 10.”

Conservative groups are calling on Minnesota seniors to boycott the
American Association of Retired Persons over the group’s opposition to
the photo identification measure on the November ballot.
To drive their point home, seniors gathered at a Wednesday press
conference snipped AARP cards into shreds. They say there are
conservative-affiliated groups that can give them the same senior
discounts and that share their conviction that requiring a photo ID to
vote will reduce voter fraud.  Link here.

Conservative groups are calling on Minnesota seniors to boycott the
American Association of Retired Persons over the group’s opposition to
the photo identification measure on the November ballot.
To drive their point home, seniors gathered at a Wednesday press
conference snipped AARP cards into shreds. They say there are
conservative-affiliated groups that can give them the same senior
discounts and that share their conviction that requiring a photo ID to
vote will reduce voter fraud.  Link here.

Under the policy, announced Wednesday, native-born Pennsylvanians who
have never had a driver’s license, and lack a paper copy of their own
birth certificate, can just go to a PennDOT motor license center, fill
out a one-page form and have their birth records electronically verified
by the Department of Health.

Previously, those residents had to
order a paper copy of their birth certificate with a raised seal. There
was a 10-week wait time and a $10 fee to obtain the document, said Ron
Ruman, a spokesman for the Department of State.

…“We continue working on quicker and easier ways for eligible voters to
obtain photo IDs,” Secretary of State Carol Aichele said in a statement.

story here.