Voting Law Changes

Decision 2012-Voting Law Changes New photo ID laws for voting will be in effect for the 2012 election in five states (Kansas, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Wisconsin), which have a combined citizen voting age population of just under 29 million. 3.2 million (10.3% ) of the population will be affected. The 12 states identified as "swing states" are Arizona, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Iowa, Nevada, North Carolina, New Mexico, Ohio, Oregon, Pennsylvania and Virginia. David Lauter, Obama's Gallup Numbers Show 12 States in Play in 2012, LA Times, Aug. 15, 2011, articles.latimes.com The five of those states that cut back on voting rights are Florida, Georgia, Iowa, Nevada, and Ohio. The four of those states with pending legislation are Georgia, Iowa, North Carolina, and Pennsylvania. Nhu-Y Ngo & Keesha Gaskins, Brennan Center for Justice, Voter ID Legislation in the States, www.brennancenter.org states/, (last updated July 6, 2011). All of my videos on Youtube has over 2 million views. Thank you for your support. I hope my vidoes have been entertaining and on some part educational. In what whatever you do good luck and God Bless!
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