In some states it's against state statute to ask for photo ID. It doesn't mean you can't offer it, but they can't ask for it.

In Taunton, nine out of 21 establishments did not ask for ID and in Middleboro four out of nine failed to card the buyer.

I suggest three things a) every state should require photo Id to vote. We demand it to board planes and rent a video at Blockbuster. Why not when voting? B) Clear statewide registration lists that can be pruned of ineligible names and which can be compared with those in other states to weed out duplicates. C) More effective and frequent prosecution of voter fraud crimes, with no regard to whose party they impact.

It may mean that employers look at employees going out of the area and see if they can offer them salary and benefits to keep them at home.

The United States Supreme Court has voted 6-3 that voter photo ID is constitutional.

One of the victims, she made ID off a photo lineup.