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Voter ID critics may lose the war as they win the battles

Larry Jacobs addresses partisan divide over Voter ID issue.

As Election Day nears, there's evidence that increasing partisanship over voter ID has taken its toll. In Minnesota, voter ID laws once enjoyed nearly 80 percent support, University of Minnesota political science professor Larry Jacobs says, but that number has plummeted. Jacobs sees a similar dynamic playing out in other states.

New Hampshire Sentinel Source
October 14, 2012

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Also seen in MinnPost
October 17, 2012

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