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More like areally to lack one of the forms of i.d. they included on their narrow are list. >> restrictive voting laws across the country. this is a point that has to be made. a republican lawmaker was quoted in the new york times. jeff tarte, who supported the voter i.d. laws said lawmakers didn't intend to keep younger voters away from the polls. they were trying to keep students are from submitting absentee ballots at home and also in north carolina. not that they would necessarily do it but why offer the possibility. brian, to you. i'm trying to think of what weird person would risk a felon...

In 2016, voters in north carolina need to show photo i.d. student i.d. cards will not be acceptable. the north carolina law eliminates a program where teens who preregister to vote are automatically registered to vote at 18. young voters and civil rights groups have a lawsuit against the state of north carolina. today a hearing will be held on whether to delay the north carolina voter law until a judge decides whether or not it's constitutional. brian pearlmutter graduated from n.c. state last year. also denise leeberman, senior attorney at the advancement project representing plaintiffs in th...

In 2016, voters in north carolina need to show photo i.d. student i.d. cards will not be acceptable. the north carolina law eliminates a program where teens who preregister to vote are automatically registered to vote at 18. young voters and civil rights groups have a lawsuit against the state of north carolina. today a hearing will be held on whether to delay the north carolina voter law until a judge decides whether or not it's constitutional. brian pearlmutter graduated from n.c. state last year. also denise leeberman, senior attorney at the advancement project representing plaintiffs in th...

And voters of color were far more like areally to lack one of the forms of i.d. they included on their narrow are list. >> restrictive voting laws across the country. this is a point that has to be made. a republican lawmaker was quoted in the new york times. jeff tarte, who supported the voter i.d. laws said lawmakers didn't intend to keep younger voters away from the polls. they were trying to keep students are from submitting absentee ballots at home and also in north carolina. not that they would necessarily do it but why offer the possibility. brian, to you. i'm trying to think of what we...

There on the right, center and left, this is the 26th amendment again. the right of citizens of the united states who are 18 years of anyone or older to vote shall not be denied or abridged by the united states or by any state on account of age. couldn't be clearer. strict construction. let the young people vote. thank you, brian and denise. you are on the right side of history. here's a tip when running for re-election. don't admit you only come home when you are in a tough race. that's what one republican senator has done. this is "hardball," the place for politics.