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Voter ID laws are growing; so are challenges
www.usatoday.com
[USA TODAY] - State Attorney General Alan Wilson, a Republican, says the action "denied citizens in South Carolina protection of a law the Supreme Court upheld in Indiana," referring to a ruling that the state had a "valid interest" in preventing voter fraud.
Voter ID laws are growing; so are challenges
www.greenbaypressgazette.com
[Green Bay Press Gazette] - State Attorney General Alan Wilson, a Republican, says the action "denied citizens in South Carolina protection of a law the Supreme Court upheld in Indiana," referring to a ruling that the state had a "valid interest" in preventing voter fraud.
Attorneys General Threaten Lawsuit Against Obama's Contraception ...
www.thenewamerican.com
[The New American] - And Alan Wilson of South Carolina said in a statement: “The proposed mandate would clearly be an unconstitutional burden on religious entities that currently provide health care to their employees. Such an action would be an unprecedented and troubling
Google News: The War on Democracy
[Charleston City Paper] - Alan Wilson swore to defend South Carolina's new Voter ID law in federal court, the General Assembly was debating a new piece of legislation that would effectively shut down voter registration drives in the state. The bill in question — H
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