A new Wisconsin research study has found that voter ID laws do not negatively affect voter turnout.
Will Flanders with the conservative Wisconsin Institute for Law and Liberty examined voter turnout in Wisconsin over a 20-year period, beginning with the 2004 presidential election, and found no evidence of turnout suppression.
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