it s possible they were skewed by individuals who registered to vote with names slightly different than appear on their licenses. where it was revealed 9.2% of the states 8.2 million voters don t have the id, it causes alarm and casts doubt on the assertion than night% of voters already have the id that they require. written bucks county where i was raised, 6% lack a license. that year, 2010, there was a single case of voter fraud prosecuted. in montgomery county where i live now, the number is 8.5%. republican reesa firmen has been the district attorney since 2007. there have been no voter fraud cases on her watch.
let me finish tonight with this. they say all politics is local. for me, the ongoing debate between ballot integrity versus voter suppression is. like chris, i m from philadelphia. he s from the city, i m from the burbs. if pennsylvania is a battle ground state, i live in the front. that s why i can tell you the ramifications of the voter id law will have national implications. they mandate that voters produce a pennsylvania department of transportation issues photo id. when they compared driver and voter records, they found 758,939 voters were not on the driver s license lists. it is possible that some of those individuals have the alternative form of acceptable id. that includes an id from an accredited college or university, state care facility id, or military government, or employee id issued by the federal, state, county, or municipal government.
for me, the ongoing debate between ballot integrity versus voter suppression is. like chris, i m from philadelphia. he s from the city, i m from the burbs. if pennsylvania is a battle grund state, i live in the front. that s why i can tell you the ramphics of the voter id law will have national implications. they mandate that voters produce a pennsylvania department of transportation issues photo id. when they compared driver and voter records, they found 758,939 voters were not on the driver s license lists. it is possible that some of those individuals have the alternative form of acceptable id. that includes an id from an accredited college or university, state care facility id, or military government, or
integrity versus voter suppression certainly is. i m from philadelphia. he s from the city, i m from the burbs. if pennsylvania is a battle ground state, then i live at the front. which is why i can tell you the ramifications of a new voter i.d. law in my home state will have national implications. the new law says voters show photo i.d. when the folks recently compared driver and voter records, they found that 758,939 voters were not on the driver s license lists. it is possible that some of those individuals have the alternative form of acceptable i.d. they include an i.d. from an accredited pennsylvania college or university, state care facility, military i.d., valid u.s. passport or other photo identification issued by the federal of pennsylvania government or employee i.d. by
the county or state government. for most voters, the driver s license is the standard i.d. it is also possible that the results were skewed by individuals who registered to vote with names slightly different than appear on their licenses. but where it was revealed that 9.2% of the state s 8.2 million voters don t have the photo i.d. cards from the state transportation department, it s cause for alarm. and it certainly casts down on prior assertions by the secretary of common worth who said 90% of voters already have the i.d. they require. in bucks county where i was born and raised, 6% lack a driver s license or the state issued non-driver s license. republican david heckler is the district attorney and has been since 2010. that year there was a single case of voter fraud prosecuted. in montgomery county where i live now, the number is 8.5%. republican reesa ferman, there