PA. Still Paying for Radio Ads telling people they can't vote without a photo ID

Last edited Wed Oct 3, 2012, 10:50 AM USA/ET - Edit history (1)

As of today, the day after the judge ordered the delay in voter ID, the State of PA. was still paying for ads on the radio to tell people they won't be able to vote without a valid dated photo ID.

Voter supression anyone??

Remember that almost all of the State Supreme Court judges either voted to overturn the whole law or to order the appellate/Commonwealth Court judge to make the decision that he did to delay it. Therefore, there is 0% chance that the State Supreme court will re-institute the law before November.

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PA. Still Paying for Radio Ads telling people they can't vote without a photo ID (Original post)	JPZenger	Oct 2012	OP
Why doesn't someone file a law suit immediately against the stations? nt	barnabas63	Oct 2012	#1
Dem. State Senator said they are still running on KYW - in Philadelphia of course	JPZenger	Oct 2012	#2
We need to call out these stations for their part	bkkyosemite	Oct 2012	#3
mom's dmv experience	ebbie15644	Oct 2012	#4
What's $11 million....	MrMickeysMom	Oct 2012	#5

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Wed Oct 3, 2012, 10:54 AM

barnabas63 (1,104 posts)

1. Why doesn't someone file a law suit immediately against the stations? nt

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Wed Oct 3, 2012, 10:57 AM

JPZenger (5,638 posts)

2. Dem. State Senator said they are still running on KYW - in Philadelphia of course

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Wed Oct 3, 2012, 11:17 AM

bkkyosemite (1,811 posts)

3. We need to call out these stations for their part

in voter suppression.

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Wed Oct 3, 2012, 02:52 PM

ebbie15644 (178 posts)

4. mom's dmv experience

My mother went for a voter's id card today and they refused to give her one and told her she had to pay $5.00 for a replacement state id card. I called my state reps office and raised heck! I told them this is the same as a poll tax!

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Fri Oct 5, 2012, 03:38 PM

MrMickeysMom (10,682 posts)

5. What's $11 million....

... but one of the many line items of big industry?

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