I suspect the Romney campaign is miscalculating here, but I wonder if they've decided to let voter suppression do their work for them in PA, and spend their super-PAC money elsewhere.

serious problem here and people have gone to sleep on it, not realizing that even if they are registered, it may not be good enough. Little problems, like having one's middle name on the drivers' license, but not on the registration roll. The big problem though is getting a Penn Dot ID. Too many people don't have them.

Mainly that she was a lifetime politician who did absolutely nothing for her constitutes or anything. But because it was a solidly dem area and she was Babette somehow she managed to get elected again and again and again. Mind you her race was decided during the primaries since the general election this seat is extremely safe democrat.

She actually lost this past primary so the seat will still be democrat (no republican even bothers to run in this district) but someone fresh will come in there and maybe do some good. Brian Sims looks like a great guy to have a representative and a major advocate for LBGT rights, which is huge in this area.

1861.

HOW is it ever good to disenfranchise an entire group of voters? Its like calling Internment camps a VACATION RESORT!

meaning if you have no ID you are not allowed to vote.Voting is a RIGHT not a privilege

That should be good enough I would think. I do know many of the people at the poll station because I always go early to the polls. They were the ones who issue me the card. It doesn't have any photo of me on the card. I do have a valid ID drivers license. I used it the last time to vote. But I agree people don't want to go to jail to cheat at voting.

Adding insult to injury.

This of course gives the Republicans another unsaid message, "if you are against voter id, you are a traitor."