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10/02/2012 11:16 am ET Voter ID laws enacted recently in several states have taken center stage this election cycle. Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court Judge Robert Simpson ruled Tuesday that the state could not implement its new voter ID law until after this year's November elections. As the fifth installment of our One Minute Debate series for election 2012, three writers give their brief take on whether US states should require voter ID.

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As heroin problems surge, states expand access to overdose reversal drug

Adopting Daniel: One family's struggle navigating Guatemala's adoption system

Garden 'siteseeing' among tomato growers

Counterfeit airbags draw warning from Obama administration

Hayden Panettiere's new show 'Nashville': Is it worth watching this fall?

3 views on whether US states should require voter ID

Upstream Battle Over Polluted River. Job layoffs at issue in cleanup of Pigeon River along North Carolina-Tennessee border. ENVIRONMENT

The best and worst states for drivers

'Bucket List Bandit' caught in Okla. after crime spree

9/11: US troops today feel more appreciated, but still poorly understood

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As heroin problems surge, states expand access to overdose reversal drug

Adopting Daniel: One family's struggle navigating Guatemala's adoption system

Garden 'siteseeing' among tomato growers

Counterfeit airbags draw warning from Obama administration

Hayden Panettiere's new show 'Nashville': Is it worth watching this fall?

3 views on whether US states should require voter ID

Upstream Battle Over Polluted River. Job layoffs at issue in cleanup of Pigeon River along North Carolina-Tennessee border. ENVIRONMENT

The best and worst states for drivers

'Bucket List Bandit' caught in Okla. after crime spree

9/11: US troops today feel more appreciated, but still poorly understood

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