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Supreme Court of the United States / Crawford v. Marion County Election Board / United States Constitution / Voter ID laws / John Paul Stevens / Voter registration / Undue burden standard / Help America Vote Act / Equal Protection Clause / Politics / Government / Election fraud
Date: 2008-05-16 11:32:26
Supreme Court of the United States
Crawford v. Marion County Election Board
United States Constitution
Voter ID laws
John Paul Stevens
Voter registration
Undue burden standard
Help America Vote Act
Equal Protection Clause
Politics
Government
Election fraud

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