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Question: Personal Injury - Ohio

Asked on 11/4/2009

What steps can I take when my right to vote is taken away from me?

My right to vote was taken away from me when a police officer took my ID. Is there anything I can do seeing as I have the right to vote and no one is suppose to be able to take that away from me? I live in Ohio and they require you have a picture ID when you go into the voting booths and because the cop took mine I was unable to vote.


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Dear Voter:  Contact the Civil Liberties Union in your city.  Most large cities have a representative or office.  They are specialists in this kind of matter.

Good luck.

Sincerely, J. Norman Stark, Cleveland, OH.



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