that by enacting these laws the repubs could cheat less.

and their goal was to reduce Democratic participation.

oh we don't? never mind

they belong in a dictatorship.

with any luck your track record of predictions will hold.

What have been the results in states with the laws on the books? I don't support these laws but I am curious how you arrived at this number.

if it's only in the proposal stage? Also, some states have had voter ID laws since 2003. Surely there is statistical data available.

I would suggest that activists get involved in voter registration drives. Use the state laws against them. And if they make it difficult for us to vote then we should make it difficult for them to vote.

Regardless of what happens we need to be getting our voters out to vote as we have never done before. There were plenty in 2008 that probably didn't vote and would had voted D if they had. They just weren't pushed hard enough. That should more than make up for those that are prevented from voting. And then change the laws where we can.

Only the civil rights division in the Dept of Justice can stop or prevent this for happening this Nov.

Watch the Walker recall election to see how in works.

I agree, especially the lines at the polls. Remember 2008?

but I voted absentee.

and Brown trounced anyway.