(9.9) The new Voter ID requirement will be in effect tomorrow at the Rhode Island polls. Don’t forget to thank the “Democrats” of our general assembly for giving Ann Coulter ammunition about Voter ID not being a Republican initiative (and if you can vote against Senator Howard Metts who sponsored that bill, do it). The […]
(9.11) Tuesday is primary day and our first opportunity to test the new Voter ID Law and see if it solved that terrible problem that didn’t actually exist. According to the Office of the Secretary of State, the following photo IDs will be accepted. RI driver’s license U.S. passport ID card issued by an educational
Voters who need a photo ID in order to comply with the state’s new Voter ID law can get a free one Friday, July 27, from 7pm to 9pm at the Multi-service Center for All, 370 Hartford Avenue, and Wednesday, August 1, from 11am to 1pm at the Westminster Senior Center, 133 Mathewson Street. Beginning
The Rhode Island Secretary of State will begin issuing the new Voter ID cards starting Tuesday, January 3. All this is pursuant to the legislation passed by our General Assembly last June to solve a problem that didn’t exist (maybe the new session can finally tackle that out-of-control flag burning problem). The new ID law
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