Indiana elections chief defends voting ban on ‘unsecured’ student IDs after legal challenge

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6 thoughts on “Indiana elections chief defends voting ban on ‘unsecured’ student IDs after legal challenge

    1. Not sure what a valid Federal ID would be….are you suggesting all students should have a passport?

    2. Most students are not allowed to drive so they did not have a need for a State ID as well as a Student ID.

  1. Morales is a documented two time election law violator he ran for office in Hendricks County while living in Marion County . Was fired from the Secretary of State office twice . Yet the Republican party far right click at the Republicans party nomination convention picked their party gadfly Morales to be Their Secretary of State Nominee anyway ! The same group also picked Beckwith for lieutenant Governor and Rokita for Attorney general .
    Then Gov. Braun has the nerve to accuse IU alumni of doing the same thing the Republicans did to usurp their right to elect 3 IU trustee board members

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