Pam Fessler on the Opening of the Texas Voter ID Trial
Here, at NPR.
Category Archives: Department of Justice
“Discriminatory Texas Voter ID Law Challenged in Federal Court”
Ari Berman writes for The Nation.
“Texas Defends Voter ID Law”
Can’t wait for the audio from Pam Fessler’s NPR report to post.
“DOJ, Texas Fight at Trial Over Voter ID Law”
BLT reports.
Gerstein Report on the Opening of the Texas Voter ID Trial
“Texas Photo-ID Law Vetted for Voter Bias in U.S. Trial”
Bloomberg Businessweek reports.
“Attorney General Holder pledges to protect the right to vote”
CNN reports.
Texas Photo ID Trial Starts Monday
“Court schedule tightens window for new SC voter ID”
AP reports.
“Pol hits DOJ for ‘liberal’ vote group”
Politico: “Texas Rep. Ted Poe blasted the Justice Department on Friday for hiring what the congressman called a ‘partisan’ and ‘liberal group’ as a part of the DOJ’s effort to block the implementation of the state’s voter ID law,… Continue reading
“So what’s going on in the Texas redistricting cases?”
Nada.
[NH] “Photo ID Still Has Federal Hurdle”
New Hampshire’s new voter ID law must still be precleared by the DOJ. In this report, Garry Rayno of the Union Leader says: “Nobody believes the DOJ will simply approve the new law. The department has already found several… Continue reading
“Pelosi: GOP’s contempt move vs. Holder about suppressing voter rights”
I find this charge not credible. The GOP has also sorts of reasons to go after Eric Holder aside from voting rights issues, though that is part of the larger story.
“Florida’s Approach to Purging Voter Rolls of Noncitizens Prompts Federal Lawsuit”
NYT reports.