Discuss as:  Your Vote  A state judge in Georgia yesterday
struck down a law requiring voters to show photo ID, saying it
violated the state constitution and couldn't be enforced.  The
ruling "was a significant setback for the Republican-led effort
to enforce a photo ID requirement at the polls in Georgia…  In
October, a federal judge blocked an earlier version of the law,
which would have required registered voters who lacked an
acceptable photo ID to pay to have one made.  Legislators
quickly rewrote the measure to make the ID cards free. 
Supporters of the law say the cards are necessary to prevent
voter fraud."   The Washington Times reports that the House "is
expected to pass a bill today that would require voters to
present photo identification to participate in national
elections," which the paper says is "the latest in a slew of
border-security measures House Republicans are pushing before
the November elections.  Democrats oppose the legislation, which
presents another sticking point for the Senate o