voter id

Of course there is voter fraud and of course people vote more than once in North Carolina elections. The surprising thing is that this type of fraud was discovered at all because ... Keep Reading

You must listen very carefully at about the 30 second mark to hear the gentleman with the night stick asking for the videographer’s identification card.  This famous video is of ... Keep Reading

In an expected party-line vote, the North Carolina House of Representatives did not achieve the necessary 3/5 majority necessary to override the Governor's veto of HB 351, the ... Keep Reading

The N.C. House is gearing up this week for possible veto override votes on several of Gov. Perdue's record-setting 15 vetoes this session. Curiously, this N&O article describes ... Keep Reading

Civitas Institute Intern, Will Garvey has a great op-ed in the Lincoln Tribune this week.  Will explains why he is a proponent of voter photo ID and describes his experience at a ... Keep Reading

The heavily Democratic state of Rhode Island enacted a voter identification law last week that will require a non-photo ID at the polling place starting January 2012, and ... Keep Reading

In poll after poll respondents overwhelmingly support a requirement for voters to show photo identification to vote.  Civitas has polled this question for years and the results do ... Keep Reading

That’s right, the photo ID bill I blogged on last week was signed by Gov. Perdue right after she vetoed HB 854,”Women’s Right to Know Act.” Senate Bill 474, “Photo ... Keep Reading

No we are not surprised.  We saw the writing on the wall.  Yesterday's reports from the mainstream media explaining that the governor had received more emails from people opposing ... Keep Reading

The House approved HB351 that would require a government photo ID to vote. It was a substitute bill that eliminated the allowance of utility bills or other means of identification. ... Keep Reading