The State of Mississippi invoked Amendment X and Article IV constitutional authority validly to require voters to substantiate his/her identity with a valid item of photo ID. A three-judge panel of the District Court for the District of Columbia should grant preclearence to approve the MS strict voter-ID law, which replicates the IN strict voter-ID law and the GA strict voter-ID law that was granted preclearence for approval by the Bush 43 DOJ in 2005. Any state that covets a strict voter-ID law should replicate the KS voter-ID law. The KS voter-ID law requires proof of identity for in-precinct voting, proof of U.S. citizenship for voter registration, and written signature verification plus proper proof of identity for postal absentee ballots. The ACRU (American Civil Rights Union) recommends the KS Voter-ID law as a legislative model for the legislatures of the several states to adopt.

The State of Mississippi invoked Amendment X and Article IV constitutional authority validly to require voters to substantiate his/her identity with a valid item of photo ID. A three-judge panel of the District Court for the District of Columbia should grant preclearence to approve the MS strict voter-ID law, which replicates the IN strict voter-ID law and the GA strict voter-ID law that was granted preclearence for approval by the Bush 43 DOJ in 2005. Any state that covets a strict voter-ID law should replicate the KS voter-ID law. The KS voter-ID law requires proof of identity for in-precinct voting, proof of U.S. citizenship for voter registration, and written signature verification plus proper proof of identity for postal absentee ballots. The ACRU (American Civil Rights Union) recommends the KS Voter-ID law as a legislative model for the legislatures of the several states to adopt.