Mendel-Reyes is reporting from Kentucky: In Detroit, Michigan, according to Election Protection, District 13 is demanding driver's licenses. People are not being allowed to vote even if they have a voter ID card, nor are they being given the option of signing an affidavit saying they don't have ID. A voter had allegedly had his military identification rejected and he was asked to show a driver's license, even though a photo ID is not required under state law until 2013. He reported that the election officials did not seem to know about the law. Reports continue to pour in about voter ID misinformation in Pennsylvania. Meredith McCoy from the Lawyer's Committee tells Voting Rights Watch that signs have been up in Harrisburg and Dauphin Counties stating that photo IDs are required (see photo above). In Erie County, she says, one polling place has told voters that "although some places don't require ID, this one does." Community journalist Meta Mendel-Reyes writes that a voter was wrongly rejected from the polls in Oley for not having ID, while the city of Berwick has signs stating that ID is required. Voting Rights Watch Community Journalist Maegan Ortiz reports that similar posters have been up in the Philadelphia suburb of Havertown. Meanwhile, Spanish-speaking voters at several polling places in North Philly have been left without interpreters, Ceiba's Will Gonzalez tells Voting Rights Watch. "It would be akin to opening a polling place without electricity," he says. In some cases, poll workers have asked Spanish-speaking