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Almost half of the vote by changing the polling hours. it's social engineering of the votes. it's very clear what they're doing. but when reporters asked the ohio secretary of state about it, he insists, hey, it's fair. >> you may not like the hours of operation. you may think they're too long, you may think they're too short. but they're fair for everybody. everyone you talk to believes that's fair, easy, and accessible. >> everyone you talk to? no. more on ohio in a moment, and a new development in pennsylvania where they're fighting that controversial voter id law. the state supreme court s...

So republicans are stealing almost half of the vote by changing the hours. when reporters asked the secretary of state about it, he insists hey, it's fair. >> you may not like the hours, but they're fair for everybody. everyone you talk to believes that's fair, easy, and accessible. >> everyone you talk to? more on ohio in a moment, and a new development in pennsylvania where they're fitting the controversial voter id law. the supreme court says they will hear the appeal on september 13th. republicans wanted them to hold off until october. that would leave voters weeks before the election. rig...

African-americans. so republicans are stealing almost half of the vote by changing the hours. when reporters asked the secretary of state about it, he insists hey, it's fair. >> you may not like the hours, but they're fair for everybody. everyone you talk to believes that's fair, easy, and accessible. >> everyone you talk to? more on ohio in a moment, and a new development in pennsylvania where they're fitting the controversial voter id law. the supreme court says they will hear the appeal on september 13th. republicans wanted them to hold off until october. that would leave voters weeks befor...

Have what they need. those who may be affected for them to vote. >> i have heard and read all kinds of numbers with the number of voters that could be potentially affected in your state. how many are we talking about? >> the legislature was told while vetting this bill, perhaps 1% maybe. less than 100,000. however, she has since come forward and has admitted it's more like 758,000. that's a number not disputed. actually 750,000 pennsylvanias. >> i >> i'm sure are you familiar with this poll. more than 74% of poll respondies think that you should show a government issued photo i.d. >> this is a...

Pennsylvania? >> impersonation, voter fraud, the kind the voter id is going to take care of, i have seen no evidence of it, none, zero. >> so why is the state so adamant to do this? >> well, the legislature is a republican legislature, and the governor is a republican governor, and our speaker of the house spoke to say that he did it so romney could win pennsylvania. >> that pretty much sums it up. so the bottom line now is that advocacy groups are going to have to collect 758,000 people and get them a valid id. what are the chances of accomplishing even half of that? >> well, one of the thing...