Many state laws currently require voters to bring photo ID to the polls and to register well in advance of an election. While sometimes defended as anti-fraud measures, these laws have been criticized as obstacles to voting, especially for students, the elderly, and racial minorities. Kristen Clarke, co-director of the Political Participation group NAACP, and Professor Zephyr Teachout will discuss legal defense and discuss the impacts these laws have and their implications for the upcoming elections.