Two weeks after Barack Obama and Sen.-elect Tammy Baldwin (D-WI) carried the state of Wisconsin with the support of minorities and young voters, Gov. Scott Walker (R) announced one of his major policy proposals for the upcoming session: ending the state’s 40-year old law that allows citizens to register to vote on Election Day. And [...] Original post on thinkprogress.org Comments on reddit.com
Following Obama’s Victory, Wisconsin Governor Proposes New Limits On Voter Registration
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