ATLANTA AP - The state of Georgia is hoping to avoid another court order blocking its latest attempt at requiring photo IDs at voting places by working to educate the public sooner about the measure before the year's remaining elections.Opponents of the voter ID law are vowing a fight, and the issue could be headed to the state Supreme Court before Nov.
September 05, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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ATLANTA AP – The state of Georgia is hoping to avoid another court order blocking its latest attempt at requiring photo IDs at voting places by working to educate the public sooner about the measure before the year’s remaining elections.
Opponents of the voter ID law are vowing a fight, and the issue could be headed to the state Supreme Court before Nov. 7 general elections.
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