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Posted June 20. 2013 11:09AM

John P. Gregg: Expect chaos at N.H. polls as college IDs dropped as proof of NH residence

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House and Senate negotiators in Concord this week have failed to agree on rolling back the second phase of New Hampshire’s Voter ID law — enacted when Tea Party Republicans ran the House — which means by later this year, the acceptable list of identification cards voters may use to vote at the polls will no longer include college IDs.


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