Just don ' t enable HoI and wear Dyadian Dawn <| sep |> Still not sorry , and don ' t feel the need to explain myself any further than I already have across multiple posts . It ' s not that big a deal to me , but you seem to have a personal issue with the fact that I dislike these books . I have nothing against people who do , and I ' m glad you have found the perfect products that complete you as a gamer . From your comment history it ' s clear we have very different gaming tastes , I can accept that , why can ' t you ? <| sep |> restrictionsfirsttime 2016 In 2016 , 14 states will have new voting restrictions in place for the first time in a presidential election . The new laws range from strict photo ID requirements to early voting cutbacks to registration restrictions . Those 14 states are Alabama , Arizona , Indiana , Kansas , Mississippi , Nebraska , New Hampshire , Ohio , Rhode Island , South Carolina , Tennessee , Texas , Virginia , and Wisconsin . North Carolina also recently implemented restrictions . In 2014 , Wisconsin passed a strict photo ID law requiring voters to show specific , restrictive forms of identification at the polls . 4 It is significant that only 27 , 000 votes currently separate Presidentelect Donald Trump and Secretary Hillary Clinton when 300 , 000 registered voters in the state lacked the strict forms of voter ID required . 5 Wisconsin ' s voter turnout was at its lowest level in two decades . 6 Voter turnout in Milwaukee , where 70 percent of the state ' s African American population lives , decreased by 13 percent 7 this meant 41 , 000 fewer votes . Milwaukee Election Commission Executive Director Neil Albrecht reports that the voter ID restrictions depressed turnout , saying We saw some of the greatest declines in districts we projected would have most trouble with voter ID requirements . In almost every swing state that revised its law following the 2013 gutting of the voting rights act , voter turnout depression numbers were depressed in numbers greater than the lead Trump had over Clinton .