The Huffington Post reports on a Pennsylvania lawmaker who says that the state shouldn’t be responsible for people who are too “lazy” to obtain a state-issued ID to vote. Read more.

The Washington Post reports on a Pennsylvania Supreme Court decision on whether a new state voter ID law can be implemented this fall. Read more.

News21’s conclusion that there is very little in-person voter impersonation fraud receives a “mostly true” rating on PolitiFact’s Truth-O-Meter. Read more.

The Huffington Post reports on Florida Governor Rick Scott, who allegedly hired an absentee ballot broker during his 2010 gubernatorial campaign. Read more.

The Pennsylvania Supreme Court orders a lower court to block the state’s voter ID law unless the state can prove that requiring photo IDs will not disenfranchise voters, according to coverage by Talking Points Memo. Read more.

The New America Foundation is hosting a discussion in Washington, D.C., on recent controversies surrounding the right to vote. The session will be led by Leonard Downie Jr., former editor of The Washington Post, who spearheaded a student investigation into voting rights as part of the national Carnegie-Knight News21 program. The event is free and open to the public. For more information, visit http://www.newamerica.net/events/2012/who_can_vote.

The Tampa Bay Times editorializes on Florida’s attempt to purge voter rolls, calling it “reckless.” Read more.

The Washington Post talks to longtime Pennsylvania voters who are lining up at driver’s licensing offices so they can get documents required under the state’s new voter ID law, one of the toughest in the nation. Read more.

The New York Times reports on claims that bus-loads of illegal voters are being dropped off at polls. The only problem is, no one has been able to prove the buses exist. Read more.

The Daily Beast reports on what seems to be a turning tide against voter ID laws as courts rule against restrictive legislation in several states. Read more.