Supreme Court upholds voter ID law
Justices say states can make checks at polling places
The US Supreme Court ruled yesterday that states can require voters to show government-issued identification cards at polling places, overriding objections of Democrats who fear such a mandate will block some poor, older, and minority voters from casting ballots. (Full article: 789 words)
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