A state bar association tries to get DOJ to impair Wisconsin voter ID.

Light blogging today, I will be speaking at Golden Gate Law School in San Francisco at noon.  Perhaps Tabella will pick up the slack.

Well it took two months, but my prediction on Fox News finally came true today.  ATF Director Ken Melson is no longer ATF Director.

If necessary, SC AG says he will go to the U.S. Supreme Court over approval of Voter ID.

The South Carolina “more information” letter on voter ID is here.  Hopefully this will be a lesson to other states to go straight to district court for a fair and impartial review of voting changes in covered Section 5 states.

The Every Single One series continues with the DOJ Housing Section.

More here.

In Tennessee, implementation of voter ID begins:

From the article:

Beginning in January, a change in Tennessee’s voting laws will require that registered voters present photo identification when casting their votes in person at a polling place.

“It’s another check and balance against voter fraud,” Anderson County Election Administrator Mark Stephens told The Oak Ridger.

Effective Jan. 1, 2012, the Tennessee Voter Identification Act is an amendment to state law that previously required voters to present documents bearing their signatures when signing in at their polling places.

“I don’t believe it’s going to be that big an inconvenience,” Stephens said of the new law.

More here.

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