Kentucky lawmakers strike down veto, pass voter ID law

By Mike Fussell | April 14, 2020 

A veto made by Governor Andy Beshear opposing a voter ID law was defeated in the state legislature.  Lawmakers in both the Kentucky House and Senate voted to override Beshear’s veto of SB 2.  Republican state lawmakers called the proposed voter ID law one of their top priorities at the beginning of the 2020 legislative session.  Proponents said it would increase confidence in the state's elections by preventing fraud, but Democrats are claim that problem doesn't exist, adding the bill would keep legal voters from heading to the polls.  Voters would need a photo ID to cast a ballot in-person or through the mail. Senate Bill 2 also lays out a process to provide free IDs to people in need.........To Read More....

Georgia’s New Election Law Suppresses Fraud, Not Voter Access

Leftists fly into rage - and malign the law as Jim Crow revisited.

Thu Apr 1, 2021 Joseph Klein 2 comments

The Democrats’ response to any attempts by state legislatures to ensure integrity in their states’ elections is to cry “racism” and “Jim Crow.” Georgia’s new voting law, entitled the "Election Integrity Act of 2021,"  has become the Democrats’ favorite punching bag. They are twisting the truth about the law to bolster their case for stripping the states of their constitutional authority to determine the times, places, and manner of conducting elections within their own jurisdictions.

President Biden claimed that Georgia’s new voting law is “Jim Crow in the 21^st century.” Senator Elizabeth Warren, who still accuses Georgia’s duly elected Republican Governor Brian Kemp of stealing the 2018 election from Democrat activist Stacey Abrams, said that the governor “signed a despicable voter-suppression bill into law to take Georgia back to Jim Crow.”..........Only race-mongers and election “reform” opportunists would label such voter identification requirements as voter suppression..........To Read More....

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