KY passes Voter ID law

[thughes]

https://www.pbs.org/newshour/politic...ter-id-measure

"Republican lawmakers in Kentucky swept aside the Democratic governor’s veto of a bill to require the state’s residents to show a government-issued photo ID in order to vote. Votes to override Gov. Andy Beshear’s veto easily cleared the GOP-led Senate and House as lawmakers reconvened Tuesday for a wrap-up session amid the coronavirus outbreak."

[gtnorry]

Wow I’m shocked

[WARFAB]

Under the measure, people lacking their photo ID at the polls could vote by provisional ballot and later produce that ID to enable their ballot to be counted. Or voters could cast their ballots if recognized by an election officer, who would have to sign a document affirming to knowing the voter.

I was wondering how this would work. Guessing this is going to end up being a big legal battle considering the initiative ?o move towards mail in ballots for the presidential election.

The ACLU once again showing their lack of concern for the second amendment by how quickly they'll take up a voter ID case while never showing any concern for pistol permit requirements.

[thughes]

Don't need a pistol permit in KY: Constitutional carry! (I know what you meant though.....)

[Norm DeGuerre]

I help for a bit at Genesee Valley Chapter of ACLU
on the arrests that took place with "Occupy Rochester"
they are liberal as all get out, and mostly freshly minted law students
they as an organization will never address the PP issues in New York