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Readers Opine on PA Voter ID Ruling
Lansdale Patch Facebook fans and Patch readers weighed in on the Tuesday ruling to halt the law until after the election

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Lansdale Patch Facebook fans and Patch readers weighed in on the Tuesday ruling to halt the law until after the election

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Republican and Democratic representatives from the North Penn region share their opinions on the court's ruling to halt the Pennsylvania Voter ID Law before the November election
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