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Wed Apr 25, 2012, 12:43 AM

msanthrope (16,505 posts)

21. I was an observer. My personal polling station did not ask for id, merely handed out the notice

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that id would be needed for November.

Who directed you to ask for id and what polling station was this????

The law was not in effect yet.

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I was a poll worker all day today in PA. [View all]	appleannie1	Apr 2012	OP
that's the purpose. make voting as difficult as possible. shame on them.	spanone	Apr 2012	#1
How did the Fox Suckers act?	rufus dog	Apr 2012	#2
overjoyed that they had FINALLY done something about all that fraud.	appleannie1	Apr 2012	#5
Ah, just my question below. Thanks.	freshwest	Apr 2012	#15
Out of curiosity	Ruby the Liberal	Apr 2012	#3
Today even if they did not have ID, they could still vote. It was a dry run for November.	appleannie1	Apr 2012	#6
I am SO opposed to this.	Ruby the Liberal	Apr 2012	#11
Testimony from an immigrant rights group rep in Arizona...	pinboy3niner	Apr 2012	#17
I have put less than 3,500 miles on my (only) car	Ruby the Liberal	Apr 2012	#20
I was a poll worker in PA too. We took notes on who might need help getting ID.	Demit	Apr 2012	#4
I am in a rural area but I have thought about possibly volunteering to drive people in Pgh that need	appleannie1	Apr 2012	#7
BEST ADVICE of the season, Demit!	calimary	Apr 2012	#13
+1,000. That could be an OP by itself. Thanks for the fire.	freshwest	Apr 2012	#16
how did PA get that through? DOJ said no to Texas. There DOJ said that Texas had not proven a	Laura PourMeADrink	Apr 2012	#8
State. We don't have a large Hispanic population. It was done here to get poor people and black	appleannie1	Apr 2012	#10
So ironic. The "saving grace" in Texas WAS that they have a large Hispanic population. They had to	Laura PourMeADrink	Apr 2012	#23
Adding that there is a large hispanic population on the east side of the state	Ruby the Liberal	Apr 2012	#12
That's because of the Voting Rights Act	Alcibiades	Apr 2012	#18
We had one women who had gotten married and her name and address did not jive with what was in the	appleannie1	Apr 2012	#9
Thanks for being there. What did the Dittoheads say?	freshwest	Apr 2012	#14
I worked the polls in PA, also today & we've come up with a........	mrmpa	Apr 2012	#19
That's a great idea. But, aren't you supposed to match the ID to the name on the voter list? Are	Laura PourMeADrink	Apr 2012	#24
The voter will keep their ID out, and the poll worker will use it to check the registration book....	mrmpa	Apr 2012	#27
That's a great idea	MadrasT	Apr 2012	#25
I was an observer. My personal polling station did not ask for id, merely handed out the notice	msanthrope	Apr 2012	#21
Working as intended.	toddwv	Apr 2012	#22
I was surprised that I was not asked for ID at my polling place.	PA Democrat	Apr 2012	#26

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