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An Associated Press analysis of roughly 13,500 affidavits submitted in Texas' largest counties found at least 500 instances in which voters were allowed to get around the law by signing an affidavit and never showing a photo ID, despite indicating that they possessed one.
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Chalky
On 2/18/17, EasTexSteve wrote: > An Associated Press analysis of roughly 13,500 affidavits > submitted in Texas' largest counties found at least 500 > instances in which voters were allowed to get around the > law by signing an affidavit and never showing a photo ID, > despite indicating that they possessed one. > > www.syracus...See More
EasTexSteve
On 2/18/17, Chalky wrote:
> Since the Texas administration is Republican, how did this > happen?
A New York federal judge ordered it, of course.
> Since the Texas administration is Republican, how did this > happen?
A New York federal judge ordered it, of course.
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