What The Federal Court Just Ruled On Voter ID Is Bad News For Obama According to recent reports, a federal appeals court just ruled that a Wisconsin law requiring voters to provide photo identification is, in fact, constitutional. The American Civil Liberties Union and the Advancement Project have both opposed the law, petitioning the Supreme Court to interview. According to Fox News, state officials are moving forward with the law, which will be implemented in time for the November 4th midterm elections. According to the opposing organizations, the law disenfranchises poor and minority voters who may not have photo IDS. Supporters, on the other hand, maintain that there is still time to obtain photo identification if necessary. Conservatives also point to fraud as a reason to check IDs, given that fraudulent voting almost always falls in favor of Democrats. The law will allow anyone without a government-issued ID to cast a provisional ballot, but they will ultimately be required to provide photo ID to elections officials by 4 PM on the Friday following the election. If they fail to do so, their ballot will not be counted. What do you think? Do you support the new law? 