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In response to "Also, IMO" by Strongbad

I think the info you're looking for was fairly clearly established (pre v. post), but the criticism of those were that they were single state focused

and that the lower turnouts could have reflected less enthusiasm among the voters in those states and not having been driven by the voter ID laws. Thus this broader study. And I don't see where you get to the correlation/causation issue since they repeatedly state that they tested it against a number of variables (like other laws affecting voting availability (hours, early voting, etc.). The statistical evidence is there and it is borne out time and time again.

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