Federal court upholds SC voter ID law
Reblogged from Phoebe's Detention Room:
UPDATED 12:40 PM EDT Oct 10, 2012
A new South Carolina law that generally requires voters to show photo identification does not discriminate against racial minorities and can go into effect beginning in 2013, a federal court ruled on Wednesday, according to SC Attorney Alan Wilson.
Wilson issued the following statement in response to the United States District Court for the District of Columbia's ruling in South Carolina v.
Peanut Gallery: But not in time for this election... shame, shame!!
Thank you for the reblog. I feel the same way, too late, it’s never will be more important than in this election.