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Milele Coggs stated on February 03, 2011 in a news release:

"In its current state, this bill is the most restrictive voter ID legislation in the nation."

By Dave Umhoefer• February 15, 2011

David Dewhurst stated on June 11, 2010 in an interview.:

You "can't check out a library book without a photo ID."

By W. Gardner Selby• December 11, 2010

Rhode Island ACLU stated on May 04, 2011 in a news release:

"No other Northeastern state has passed a photo ID law"

By Richard Salit• May 22, 2011

Armond Budish stated on March 22, 2011 in :

"Across the United States, 25 percent of voting age African Americans do not have the photo ID that this bill would require."

By Aaron Marshall• April 7, 2011

Eric Holder stated on July 10, 2012 in a speech to the NAACP convention in Houston.:

Says recent studies indicate that nationally, only 8 percent of white voting-age citizens but 25 percent of African-American voting-age citizens lack government-issued photo IDs.

By Sue Owen, W. Gardner Selby• July 11, 2012

American Civil Liberties Union stated on August 26, 2012 in Newsletter:

Voter identification laws make it complicated and expensive to get an ID, essentially instituting a modern-day poll tax.

By Janel Davis• September 12, 2012

Greg Abbott stated on February 12, 2013 in a Twitter post.:

Says the "last non-partisan commission to improve the voting experience in America concluded that #VoterID was necessary."

By W. Gardner Selby• March 1, 2013

Rick Perry stated on March 16, 2012 in a Fox News interview.:

Says you need a photo ID to purchase Sudafed in Texas.

By W. Gardner Selby• March 28, 2012

Steny Hoyer stated on December 13, 2011 in an opinion column.:

Says up to a quarter of African Americans don’t have government photo ID.

By Sue Owen• January 14, 2012

Democratic Governors Association stated on September 14, 2011 in an online ad:

Says Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker "is denying Democrats the right to vote."

By Tom Kertscher• September 25, 2011

Marcia Fudge stated on July 13, 2011 in a news conference on voting rights:

Says that voter identification laws "keep poor people from voting, minorities from voting, the elderly from voting, students from voting."

By Stephen Koff• August 10, 2011

Terry Moulton stated on April 28, 2011 in letters to constituents:

"Wisconsin is one of the few states in the country that do not currently require a photographic identification" to vote.

By Dave Umhoefer• May 18, 2011

Phil Gingrey stated on December 28, 2011 in an online news story:

When Georgia tightened its voter identification laws, the state sent a van and photographer to the homes of people who needed photo IDs and made them for free.

By Willoughby Mariano• January 10, 2012

Byron Donalds stated on April 10, 2025 in a NewsNation interview:

Under the SAVE Act, “as long as you have a Real ID … it should be easy for you to register to vote.”

By Grace Abels• April 18, 2025

William G. Batchelder stated on March 23, 2011 in a news conference:

Says a photo ID voting law in Georgia didn't dissuade black voters from participating in voting. "It hasn't, it doesn't, and apparently, if you do cause and effect in that state, it's been helpful."

By Tom Feran• April 4, 2011

NAACP stated on September 12, 2012 in press release:

"Since 2000, only 10 cases of in-person voter fraud have been proven nationally."

By Janel Davis• September 19, 2012

Farouk Shami stated on February 08, 2010 in a debate:

"When we go to vote, they ask for driver's license and verify that you are a voter and a citizen in the state of Texas."

By Ciara O'Rourke• February 12, 2010

Facebook posts stated on November 13, 2013 in multiple posts:

Barack Obama’s Columbia University ID says he was a foreign student and went by "Barry Soetoro."

By Clayton Youngman• December 9, 2015

Debbie Wasserman Schultz stated on June 05, 2011 in an interview with political commentator Roland Martin:

By advocating new requirements for voters to show ID cards at the polls, Republicans "want to literally drag us all the way back to Jim Crow laws."

By Louis Jacobson• June 9, 2011

Mario Gallegos stated on January 25, 2011 in a Texas Senate committee meeting.:

Says that 98,184 Texans are now driving with temporary driver’s licenses lacking their photos.

By W. Gardner Selby• January 26, 2011

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