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In response to "WaPo: Do voter identification laws suppress minority voting? Yes. We did the research. -- (link)" by pmb

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I would argue that a much better analysis would be before-and-after case studies of given states turnout gaps before and after the "strict voter ID" laws are in place. I don't like the idea of taking an average across the board of 20/30/40 states and using this to reach a conclusion.


I would also love to see their raw data to see which states are contributing to those averages for "not strict" and "strict". I am interested in seeing if there are any states where the turnout gap changed and there were 0 changes in voter ID requirements. I am also interested in seeing if there are any states where there was a turnout gap reduction with voter ID in place.


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