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<blockquote data-quote="MAKAVELI" data-source="post: 1445650" data-attributes="member: 43825"><p>But many others were probably not so lucky. Prior to Tuesday's election, critics of the law estimated that up to 750,000 people in Texas wouldn’t have sufficient ID and would need to get an election certificate to vote. Yet between June 2013 and the week leading up to Tuesday's midterms, only 371 certificates had been issued, the Houston Chronicle reported.</p><p></p><p>“The new voter ID laws are ridiculous,” said Lauw, who said she has been politically active her whole life. Though she once served as vice president of a local Republican women’s club, she now considers herself a liberal.</p><p>“Back then, I really was a Republican," Lauw told HuffPost. "But they weren’t like they are now.”</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="MAKAVELI, post: 1445650, member: 43825"] But many others were probably not so lucky. Prior to Tuesday's election, critics of the law estimated that up to 750,000 people in Texas wouldn’t have sufficient ID and would need to get an election certificate to vote. Yet between June 2013 and the week leading up to Tuesday's midterms, only 371 certificates had been issued, the Houston Chronicle reported. “The new voter ID laws are ridiculous,” said Lauw, who said she has been politically active her whole life. Though she once served as vice president of a local Republican women’s club, she now considers herself a liberal. “Back then, I really was a Republican," Lauw told HuffPost. "But they weren’t like they are now.” [/QUOTE]
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