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PA Voter ID Law Struck Down

News Roundup
Written by  PLP News

A state judge last week stopped the implementation of a Pennsylvania law requiring voters to produce approved photo identification. So The New York Times reports.

Unless the holding is overturned, the law—which opponents argue is intended to suppress Democratic turnout—will never take effect.

Read the full article from The New York Times.

 

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