A new South Carolina Voter ID law looks increasingly like a long shot to affect the November general election.
The law, , was shot down by the justice department again on Monday.
And on Tuesday, a lawsuit filed by South Carolina against the U.S. government received a new timetable.
Gov. Nikki Haley, a strong supporter of the new law, took to Facebook Tuesday and vowed to keep fighting: "We won't let this go."
Following the DOJ objection to the law last December, . .
The state Election Commission tells AP it would need about two months to implement the law.
tops on 2012 SC legislation...where did jobs programs and quality education for all rank...or have there been any legislation to create jobs and improve education... GOP-legs suck up to koch bros and waste time on useless legislation...look for a bill making $3 bills illegal...
bad bad suz...but it is fraud and voterID laws do not address false information given on registration application... suz's comment also points out that race should be removed from registration application...has nothing to do with voter qualifications...
We must not be destracted with the pettiness of this election year but make sure that we and (everyone else we know) has their id card ready and their morals intact because the way this state gong, id cards are the least of our worries!!!!
and irony of irony: Arizona, Georgia, New Hampshire, SOUTH CAROLINA and Utah — have passed laws prohibiting compliance with Real ID (2005 law) even tho nothing to do with non existence voter fraud at the ballot box...had SC implemented Real ID (2005 law) vice opposing...all would have IDs... can there be any doubt the current voterID law is only to suppress BO voters...
The US already outspends every country in the world in education in total dollars and in dollars per student. We only perform average at best in reading, math and science and many countries who spend half of what we spend per student outperform us in some categories. What makes you think throwing more money at education will improve our society or our citizens? Maybe it's not how much we are spending but the way we are spending it? http://mat.usc.edu/u-s-education-versus-the-world-infographic/
agree...it's not about DEM/GOP...spending cuts/tax increases...it's re fixing the stupid bureaucracy...
I agree, spending more efficiently is always a goal we should strive for, but "starving the beast" only hurts the poor. Why do you think keeping spending as low as it is or even worse as implied by your answer that defunding education will improve our society or citizens?
1. you register and your name is on the voter registration roster. [clip fr application] 'Social Security Number is required by the S.C. Code of Laws 7-5-170. This number is used for internal purposes only and eliminates multiple registrations by a single individual. Your Social Security Number is not released to any unauthorized individual.' [end clip] 2. at the polling location the election official checks your name off the list and gives you a ballot. it is the job of an election official to ensure the roster is current...ie/eg dead people are removed.