Pennsylvania was the most important state in the war on voting for a reason: they had virtually no other options for voters beyond in-person Election Day polling places (no early voting, no vote by mail or absentee voting without an excuse), and the state was the only plausible swing state where voter ID was passed by its legislature. Wisconsin had it as well, but a judge struck it down months ago. In Pennsylvania we got this hybrid ruling, where voters could be asked to show ID by a poll worker, but they wouldn’t have to fill out a provisional ballot if they didn’t have one
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Predictable, Predicted Problems Plaguing Pennsylvania Polling Place Participants
