Al Sharpton was in the Palmetto state. Race, front and center: “Gov. (Nikki) Haley, you may have the Confederate flag in front of the capital, but this is not the Confederacy no more,” Sharpton told a crowd of more than 400 during a voting-rights rally at Columbia’s Drew Wellness Center.
Section 5 Lawsuit in South Carolina
Story: “Thurmond, a former Charleston County councilman, has been seeking the GOP nomination in South Carolina’s state Senate District 41, a seat held for decades by now-Lt. Gov. Glenn McConnell. The 31-year incumbent stepped down as Senate president pro tem earlier this year to assume his constitutional duty after former Lt. Gov. Ken Ard resigned. Thurmond, the son of the late U.S. Sen. Strom Thurmond, was among hundreds of candidates removed from ballots earlier this year over improperly filed paperwork. Last week, the high court ruled that Thurmond became the GOP’s nominee when he was the lone Republican left on the June primary ballot after other candidates were tossed. As such, the court ruled, the state party had the right to hold another primary to replace their nominee after he was eventually disqualified. The court said the party could therefore hold another primary, which Thurmond won last week. According to Williams’ lawsuit, that constitutes a voting procedure change, which he argues would trigger the federal approvals process.”
“Is Voter Fraud Ever Acceptable?”
Shelby County Reporter.
DOJ to Supreme Court: Please don’t.
DOJ asks the Supreme Court not to take the Shelby case.
DOJ to Supreme Court: Please don’t.
DOJ asks the Supreme Court not to take the Shelby case.
Pennsylvania makes voter ID available with one trip to PenDot
The Pennsylvania Departments of Transportation and State has
announced voters can choose to receive either secure PennDOT IDs, or
Department of State voting-only ID cards, when visiting a PennDOT driver
license center to obtain photo ID to vote under the state’s new voter
ID law.
The agencies also announced that, in order to get the DOS voter ID card, an individual need only give his name, date of birth, social security number, and address; however, proof of residence is not required. Link.
No amount of flexibility will ever satisfy the opponents of ID because the key is to avoid the confirmation of identity at the polls with any form of ID or require any exercise of energy or responsibility on the part of the voter. Why would I not be surprised to see the Pennsylvania judge require six months for Pennsylvania citizens to obtain an photo ID, despite all the publicity of the election and need for voter ID.
Pennsylvania makes voter ID available with one trip to PenDot
The Pennsylvania Departments of Transportation and State has
announced voters can choose to receive either secure PennDOT IDs, or
Department of State voting-only ID cards, when visiting a PennDOT driver
license center to obtain photo ID to vote under the state’s new voter
ID law.
The agencies also announced that, in order to get the DOS voter ID card, an individual need only give his name, date of birth, social security number, and address; however, proof of residence is not required. Link.
No amount of flexibility will ever satisfy the opponents of ID because the key is to avoid the confirmation of identity at the polls with any form of ID or require any exercise of energy or responsibility on the part of the voter. Why would I not be surprised to see the Pennsylvania judge require six months for Pennsylvania citizens to obtain an photo ID, despite all the publicity of the election and need for voter ID.
99% of Pennsylvanians have a photo ID, 87% know of voter ID requirement.
This poll reveals the lie that left wing groups perpetuate – that no one know of the requirement of a voter ID and huge numbers don’t have adequate voter photo ID. It is all a hoax. 87% know of the requirement, 99 percent have a photo ID. If you continue the lie and boost the hysteria, even the courts crumble. link at Times Tribune.
About seven in eight voters (87 percent) answered “true” when asked if
the state requires a photo ID to vote. Almost all voters (99 percent)
said they have a valid photo ID. Nearly six in 10 (59 percent) favor
requiring one and nearly half (46 percent) strongly favor it.
Of the people in favor, more than half (54 percent) say they would
still favor the requirement even if many eligible voters would be
prevented from voting because they will not have one.
Almost four in 10 (39 percent) strongly or somewhat oppose the requirement.
99% of Pennsylvanians have a photo ID, 87% know of voter ID requirement.
This poll reveals the lie that left wing groups perpetuate – that no one know of the requirement of a voter ID and huge numbers don’t have adequate voter photo ID. It is all a hoax. 87% know of the requirement, 99 percent have a photo ID. If you continue the lie and boost the hysteria, even the courts crumble. link at Times Tribune.
About seven in eight voters (87 percent) answered “true” when asked if
the state requires a photo ID to vote. Almost all voters (99 percent)
said they have a valid photo ID. Nearly six in 10 (59 percent) favor
requiring one and nearly half (46 percent) strongly favor it.
Of the people in favor, more than half (54 percent) say they would
still favor the requirement even if many eligible voters would be
prevented from voting because they will not have one.
Almost four in 10 (39 percent) strongly or somewhat oppose the requirement.
“Is voter fraud ever acceptable”
A short snippet of the op-ed: “Protecting the ballot box from being infected with fraud is serious
business, so it’s my hope that sometime in the next two years, saner
heads will be placed in charge at Justice and our law will be allowed to
move forward. Our votes are sacred and should not be lost through the
deception and dishonesty of others”