[conservatism_IS_compassion]

It’s not mandatory, they just ask real nice and are more than willing to take ‘no’ for an answer in Michigan

That’s what the chart says fwiw

In PA the Republicans planned to change from the unit rule to the “per-congressional-district” rule for selecting Electors. The Democrats counter offered to support photo ID instead. Naturally, the Republicans fell for it - and just as naturally, the Democrats sued to keep the law from taking effect until after this election. The rule being “jam tomorrow, and jam yesterday - but never jam today.”

The Republican state legislature should now amend that law, IMHO, to require that the “per-congressional-district” rule be instated, at least in any presidential election in which the photo-ID rule is not enforced.

[CowHampshire]

In NH, voter ID law was passed. But the ACLU went to court and a Judge said we could not use it on Nov 6th.

The discussion of voter ID exposed all the ways to do it and thus, Obama bused students from everywhere to vote and many voted twice and then bragged about it.

So basically we taught them how to do it and then the Judge allowed it.