Aarp Says Idaho Secretary of State Voter I.D. Ads Misleading

U.S. Newswire › October 29, 2010

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Association Reminds Voters of New Law to Bring ID & Those Without I.D. Who are Registered Can Still Vote by Signing Affidavit

BOISE, Idaho, Oct. 29 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- "Bring your I.D. and VOTE" - a simple but misleading message from the Idaho Secretary of State letting people know about the state's new voter I.D. law, hitting across the state on-air and in-print. AARP Idaho is calling the ads careless and something that could deter some older registered voters from hitting the polls. The Association has sent emails to many of its members across the state to better clarify the new voter I.D. law.

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Aarp Says Idaho Secretary of State Voter I.D. Ads Misleading

The ads leave out a key part of the new law: If you are registered to vote and don't have one of the accepta...

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