msnbc | November 06, 2012
In Ohio, early voting cuts make existing problem worse
Former Ohio Secretary of State Ken Blackwell argues that long lines were a problem in Ohio before John Husted cut early voting hours, but admits that the early voting cuts are not a good idea.
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