
- The recent debates over voter suppression have begun to heat up. It turns out that Voter ID laws being initiated in 14 states appear to be designed to disenfranchise poor and minority voters. Most shocking is that the impact could cause five million Americans to lose their right to vote.
- Only in America.
- TheGrio–A new study from the New York University Law School’s Brennan Center shows
that 5 million people could lose the their right to vote as a result of new
voter suppression laws.
New voter ID laws in 14 states could make it significantly harder for more
than five millioneligible voters to cast ballots in 2012, according to the
first comprehensive study of the laws’ impact, produced by the Brennan Center
for Justice at the NYU School of Law.
Widespread voting cutbacks could have a significant electoral impact in next year’s election with
minorities, poor and young voters most likely to be affected, the study found.












