and so there are four william h. murphys in my family. one is deceased and three are alive. and they have the same name, same -- two of them have the same card that looks just alike, and it's very easy to transpose a social security number or an address. some people will look at that as fraud when that's really poor recordkeeping that leads people to that conclusion that people are trying to double vote. >> high name is jennifer for cbn news. i was hoping you could sum up what you think these laws, the ones already on the books, ones that are going to be coming online before november, what effect they'll have on the presidential election in november? >> i think the only effect they have is they'll prevent people who are not eligible to vote from voting. where will that make a difference? it will make a difference in any state where there's a close election. you don't get that that often in national elections, but you certainly get it a lot in local elections which are often decided by a very small number of votes. a good example of this is a state senate race in tennessee wh

there are four william h. murphys in my family. what is deceased and three are alive. they have the same name, two of them have the same card that looks just alike. it is easy to transpose the social security number or some other -- and a dress. some people will look at that is fraud. when that is really poor record- keeping that leads people to that conclusion. that people are trying to double blow. -- double vote. >> you kind of answer this but i was hoping you could sum up what you think [inaudible] what effect they will have on the presidential election in november. >> they will prevent people who are not eligible to vote from voting. where would that make a difference? it will make a difference in any state where there is a close election, you do not get that that often in national elections but you get it all lot in local elections which are often decided by a very small number of votes. a good example of this is the state senate race in tennessee where they passed the photo id law. the state senate race which was 13 votes. in 2005 and 2007. the race, an election

so therefore william h. murphy's and my family. when it ceased and three are alive. and they have the same name. two of them have the same card that looks just alike. and it's very easy to transpose the social security number and address. and some people will look at that is for. when that is really poor record-keeping that leads people to that conclusion that people are trying to double vote. >> hi, i'm jennifer bishan. you both kind of answered this, but i'm assuming you can sum up what she think these laws on this outcome than the ones coming for the man now, what effect the house on the presidential election. >> i think the only effect they will have is they will prevent people who are not eligible to vote from voting. and where will that make a difference? don't make a difference in any state where there is a close election, which you don't get that often in national elections, but you certainly get it a lot in local elections, which are often decided by a very small number of those. a good example of this is a state senate race in tennessee, were they just pass

there are four william h. murphys in my family. what is deceased and three are alive. they have the same name, two of them have the same card that looks just alike. it is easy to transpose the social security number or some other -- and a dress. some people will look at that is fraud. when that is really poor record-keeping that leads people to that conclusion. that people are trying to double blow. -- double vote. >> you kind of answer this but i was hoping you could sum up what you think [inaudible] what effect they will have on the presidential election in november. >> they will prevent people who are not eligible to vote from voting. where would that make a difference? it will make a difference in any state where there is a close election, you do not get that that often in national elections but you get it all lot in local elections which are often decided by a very small number of votes. a good example of this is the state senate race in tennessee where they passed the photo id law. the state senate race which was 13 votes. in 2005 and 2007. the race, an election