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Fretting and fraud on voter ID

By Washington Examiner
Published August 8, 2016 4:04am ET
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Fretting and fraud on voter ID
As long as an ID is easy to obtain and those without one may prove their identity later, voting regulations should be left to the states. (AP Photo) | Danny Johnston

The 4th Circuit Court of Appeals on July 29 struck down North Carolina’s 2013 voting law, which included a voter identification requirement and reduced the the number of days before Election Day on which people could vote.

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