  Voter ID fight will continue  October 4, 2012 The Altoona
Mirror  Opponents of Pennsylvania's new voter identification law
won a critical battle Tuesday as a state judge blocked
enforcement of the measure in this fall's elections.  But don't
think the war concerning voter IDs is over, even if the Corbett
administration decides not to appeal the temporary injunction.
The same fight is likely to emerge in 2013 as opponents once
again try to block the law.  Commonwealth Court Judge Robert
Simpson ruled Tuesday that because of concerns about the ability
for voters to get a usable ID before Nov. 6, the state cannot
require one before people cast ballots next month. Election
workers will be able to ask people for a photo ID, but if
someone doesn't have one, that person still will be able to vote
as normally.  The voter ID law had said that those without valid
IDs would have to cast provisional ballots and then provide the
county board of elections with identification within six days of
the election for their ball