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When Gov. Mike DeWine last week signed what's been called the nation's strictest voter ID law, it raised fears that it would disenfranchise large numbers of voters in poor communities where people are less likely to meet the new requirements. Those fears seem to be supported by a September report that estimates 1 million Ohioans have suspended licenses because of debts such as a lack of insurance, unpaid fines and court costs. That's in a state with 8 million registered voters.

New report says debt-related suspensions affect poor and minorities

For. it's unmistakable, i'll go with peggy noonan's word, the normy republicans,sununu, d terrific. those who were deniers, peter meyer in michigan, you know, an old school conservative for sure, republican in grand rapids, that he got defeated by an election denier who bought into some of the crazy conspiracies about hillary because trump was offended that meyer voted for impeachment. okay, look what happened. the ds pick up the seat that otherwise would have been meyer's for as long as he wanted to serve in the congress. make sure you're answering the poll question at smerconish.com. an inte...

Many voters waited in long lines to vote in person on Election Day but turnout still only reached 41%, according to results as of late Tuesday.

True the Vote founder Catherine Engelbrecht delivered an audiotaped message from prison on Wednesday to thank all of her and True the Vote investigator Gregg Phillips’ supporters for their [...]