In a closed Harrisburg courtroom, challengers to Pennsylvania's voter ID law tangled with lawyers for the state over a list of potential voters who had sought, with varying levels of success, to get an ID solely for the purposes of voting.
If that list proves that people are being disenfranchised because they can't get an ID that complies with the law, it would go to the heart of one of the state's primary defenses, which is that there is "liberal access" to compliant IDs.
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