illegally switch from the democratic party to the g.o.p. primary. but the big news was in pennsylvania, the landmark voter i.d. decision there. a judge backing voter i.d. in the crucial swing state. opponents, who are appell peeling, say i it suppresses elderly votes and say it will prevent people from voting. supporters say it can help stop voter fraud. the judge wrote that voter i.d. is reasonable and not discriminatory. to vote in person, everyone must present a voter i.d. that can be obtained for free t. doesn t disenfranchise any elector or group of electors, but it gives a tool to verify that the person voting is the person they claim to be. joining us from philadelphia is the deputy secretary of state, shannon royard. thank you for having me. eric: you know what will happen? it is going to be nuts on election day. you will have these people