Debating voter ID laws
Pennsylvania lawmakers have been debating a measure that would require residents to have a photo ID in order for their vote to count.
- The Republican-controlled Senate approved the legislation last week. Gov. Tom Corbett expressed his support this week. And the House of Representatives has been debating it since Monday.
York County residents have taken sides, too. 
RT @papolipundit: I'd have more respect for @PAHouseGOP if they were honest just said they're using #VoterID as politcal tool & power grab.- The state House debated the issue for more than six hours. Voters from across Pennsylvania followed along.
- The debate wasn't just happening in Pennsylvania. This week, a Wisconsin judge ruled that a similar law there was unconstitutional, and the U.S. Department of Justice rejected a voter ID measure in Texas.
Score for #votingrights! WI Judge Halts "Extremely Broad and Largely Needless" #VoterID Law bit.ly/yEakdT via @truthout & @prwatch
