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34 Wm. Mitchell L. Rev. 483 (2007-2008)
Less than Fundamental: The Myth of Voter Fraud and the Coming of the Second Great Disenfranchisement

handle is hein.journals/wmitch34 and id is 493 raw text is: LESS THAN FUNDAMENTAL: THE MYTH OF VOTER FRAUD AND THE COMING OF THE SECOND GREAT DISENFRANCHISEMENT David Schultzt I. INTRO DUCTIO N ...................................................................... 484 II. THE RIGHT TO VOTE ............................................................. 487 III. THE SPECTER OF VOTER FRAUD ............................................. 492 A. The Legacy of Florida 2000 ............................................... 492 B. Documenting Voter Fraud .................................................. 494 C. Assessing the Impact of New Voting Requirements ............... 501 IV. STATE PHOTO ID LITIGATION ............................................... 503 A. Indiana and Crawford v. Marion County Election B o ard .............................................................................. 50 3 B. Michigan and In re Request for Advisory Opinion Regarding Constitutionality of 2005 PA 71 .................. 508 C. Georgia and Common Cause/Georgia v. Billups ........... 510 D. Arizona and Gonzalez v. Arizona .................................... 513 E. Missouri and Weinschenk v. Missouri ............................ 514 F. Albuquerque, New Mexico and Women Voters of Albuquerque/Bernalillo County v. Santillanes ............ 518 G . Sum m ary .......................................................................... 521 V. FIGHTING DISENFRANCHISEMENT: LESSONS FOR LITIGATING FUTURE PHOTO ID CASES .................................. 522 A. Lessons from the Photo 1D Laws Already Litigated .............. 522 B. Challenging the Burdick Test ............................................. 525 V I. C O NCLUSIO N ......................................................................... 531 f Professor, Graduate School of Management, Department of Criminal Justice and Forensic Science, and Director, Doctorate in Public Administration Program, Hamline University; Adjunct Professor of Law and Senior Fellow, Institute on Law and Politics, University of Minnesota. Thanks go to James Eisenstein of Pennsylvania State University, Daniel P. Tokaji of Ohio State University, and William Groth of Fillenwarth, Dennerline, Groth & Towe for suggestions and ideas as this article was being drafted.

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