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First published 2017-6

Kansas Voter ID Laws

Chelsie L. M. Bright, Michael S. Lynch

Political Research Quarterly

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First published 2010-07

Voting and ID Requirements: A Survey of Registered Voters in Three States

Robert A. Pastor, Robert Santos, Alison Prevost [...]

The American Review of Public Administration

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First published 2016-09

State and Local Officials and Voter ID

Henry L. Chambers

Election Law Journal: Rules,Politics,and Policy

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First published 2014-9

The Politics of Race and Voter ID Laws in the States

Rene R. Rocha, Tetsuya Matsubayashi

Political Research Quarterly

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First published 2016-12

The Determinants of State Legislator Support for Restrictive Voter ID Laws

William D. Hicks, Seth C. McKee, Daniel A. Smith

State Politics & Policy Quarterly

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First published 2014-06

The Effects of Voter ID Notification on Voter Turnout: Results from a Large-Scale Field Experiment

Jack Citrin, Donald P. Green, Morris Levy

Election Law Journal: Rules,Politics,and Policy

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First published 2019-3

The Racial Implications of Voter Identification Laws in America

Matt A. Barreto, Stephen Nuño, Gabriel R. Sanchez [...]

American Politics Research

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First published 2015-3

A Principle or a Strategy? Voter Identification Laws and Partisan Competition in the American States

William D. Hicks, Seth C. McKee, Mitchell D. Sellers [...]

Political Research Quarterly

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First published 2020-6

Palmetto Postmortem: Examining the Effects of the South Carolina Voter Identification Statute

M. V. Hood, Scott E. Buchanan

Political Research Quarterly

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First published 2015-4

Can Voter Identification Laws Increase Electoral Participation in the United States? Probably Not—A Simple Model of the Voting Market

Russell Weaver

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