really fueled the push for the new voter i.d. laws in 37 states have had this kind of legislation pushed. and, you know, you have to look at the situation and think, if that kind of voter fraud doesn't really exist, then why are we having all these new laws that are creating confusion at the polls about what kind of identity cards you need to bring and you really got to wonder. i mean, in a close election like this, i think that, you know, the fear is that it may create some confusion and upset on election day. >> well, your piece also details the story of teresa sharp, she's 53, an african-american woman from cincinnati, it ghoes to th heart of the story. tell us her story. >> it's a real example of a person, she's 53 years old, lives outside cincinnati, she has voted every election since