so the way we left the story on monday night, is that various native american tribes in the great state of north dakota were scrambling to figure out a way to have their tribal members still be allowed to vote in this upcoming election in that state. the republican state legislature passed a new law that says you can no longer vote in that state if you don't have a residential address, a street address on your i.d. native americans on rural reservations in north dakota mostly do not have that. at a rate double that of everybody else in the state, native americans don't have street addresses on their i.d.s. the reservations just aren't set up that way. people just don't have street addresses. they've never had them. their i.d.s have always just had p.o. boxes on them. up until now, that's always been fine to vote. it will not be fine to vote any more, as of next month's election in north dakota, per orders of the republican-led state legislature. so the describes are scrambling. in order to comply with the new