Keesha Gaskins

New York University Law School

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Senior Counsel at the Brennan Center for Justice at New York University Law School

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To Vote or Not to Vote: Debate over Photo ID Laws Heats Up

Voter ID laws vary all across the United States. Some states require photos, while others do not.

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Voter ID laws vary all across the United States. Some states require photos, while others do not.

To Vote or Not to Vote: Debate over Photo ID Laws Heats Up

Voter ID laws vary all across the United States. Some states require photos, while others do not.

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