Introducing The Voter Inclusion Principle: Expanding The Right
To Vote  Could it really be that the tide is turning in favor of
American voters? According to the New York Times this week, the
ruling in Pennsylvania that voters will not have to present
government issued photo ID to vote is “the latest and most
significant in a series of legal victories for those opposed to
laws that they charge would limit access to polls in this
presidential election. With only a month left until Election
Day, disputes around the country over new voter ID requirements,
early voting, provisional ballots and registration drives are
looking far less significant.”  It is true that courts have been
striking down Republican efforts to restrict voting among
certain demographic groups. Yet by no means is the fight over.
There are plenty of restrictive laws that recently have been put
on the books that must be overcome between now and November 7,
and beyond. For example, even though the Pennsylvania ID law
won’t apply to this election