A Pennsylvania judge on Wednesday upheld the new state law that requires voters to show valid photo identification before casting a ballot.
You can bring a drivers license, military ID, or government employee ID.
And the state will be required to provide voters with free ID cards if they don't have any of those.
The law will be tested for the first time on Election Day, Nov. 6.
If you don't think you'll be able to get the right type of ID before the election you can ask for a provisional ballot at the polls. You'll vote on paper and then have a few days to prove who you are to your county.
The ACLU immediately started talking about an appeal.
It's a really polarizing issue, and this law has got some teeth to back it up.
If poll workers knowingly allow someone to vote without an I.D. the department of state says they'll face jail time.
And don't think that the punishment for voter fraud is just for poll workers. People attempting to vote more than once or as someone else face the same penalties, FOX 29's Stephanie Esposito reported.
Monday, May 20 2013 3:36 PM EDT2013-05-20 19:36:33 GMT
Philadelphia Police have released surveillance video hoping that someone will recognize the suspect wanted a fatal stabbing. At 5:09 AM, on April 16, police were called out to the 400 block of Vollmer
Philadelphia Police have released surveillance video hoping that someone will recognize the suspect wanted a fatal stabbing. At 5:09 AM, on April 16, police were called out to the 400 block of Vollmer
Monday, May 20 2013 2:22 PM EDT2013-05-20 18:22:16 GMT
Tuesday morning will feature another round patchy fog. It will be a mild and muggy start with temps in the mid 60s for the city and around 60 for the suburbs. Look for more clouds than sun with highs the low 80s. There could be a few spotty showers during the day.
Monday, May 20 2013 2:21 PM EDT2013-05-20 18:21:09 GMT
A picture taken of the rare Ben Franklin bust, valued at $3 million. The bust was stolen from a Brywn Mawr home in August.
A housekeeper has been sentenced to six years in federal prison in the theft of a Benjamin Franklin bust stolen in suburban Philadelphia and reportedly worth $3 million.Andrea Lawton, 47, of Mobile, Ala.,
A housekeeper has been sentenced to six years in federal prison in the theft of a Benjamin Franklin bust stolen in suburban Philadelphia and reportedly worth $3 million.Andrea Lawton, 47, of Mobile, Ala.,
Monday, May 20 2013 1:25 PM EDT2013-05-20 17:25:38 GMT
A text message that says "I'm about to leave" is the last time Janet Royer had contact with her son Thursday night. "It's like a nightmare, it's the worst nightmare anyone can think of. I keep thinking
A text message that says "I'm about to leave" is the last time Janet Royer had contact with her son Thursday night.
