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sonias

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6. I hope so too - DOJ rejecting the voter suppression ID law

Reply to Gothmog (Reply #5)

Thu Mar 8, 2012, 06:59 PM

Mar 2012

And kudos to Senator Elllis who is one of the longest working advocates on this issue. There is hardly anyone else you could think of that has worked each and every year on this issue every time it came up. Senator Ellis knows the power and the meaning of voting rights and what it took to win them. He's been a fearless defender for Texas voters.

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Effects of the Texas voter id/suppression law [View all] Gothmog Mar 2012 OP

One of the most important rights we have is the right to vote Thinkingabout Mar 2012 #1

March 13, apply for Municipal and School Absentee ballots. Downwinder Mar 2012 #2

Satus Hearing next week in DC case on Texas voter id law Gothmog Mar 2012 #3

Thanks for the update Gothmog sonias Mar 2012 #4

Senator Elllis cites Houston Chronical Article in letter to DOJ Gothmog Mar 2012 #5

I hope so too - DOJ rejecting the voter suppression ID law sonias Mar 2012 #6