Republicans not the only ones who can change voter laws. Hey Republicans, see what you've started?

Sen. Barbara Boxer’s going to finally bring some sanity to the hodgepodge of voting regulations nationwide during federal elections, and by default local elections.

PoliticusUSA: Senator Barbara Boxer is stepping up by introducing a bill called the LINE Act (Lines Interfere with National Elections Act). The LINE Act is election reform legislation to address national standards for waiting times at the polls. “The bill explicitly states that the goal of minimum standards is to prevent a waiting time of more than one hour at any polling place. It is unacceptable that many Americans had to wait in line for five, six or seven hours to cast their ballots. The LINE Act will help ensure that every American has an equal chance to vote without enduring hours-long delays at their polling places.”

The bill would “require the Attorney General, in consultation with the U.S. Election Assistance Commission (EAC), to issue new national standards by January 1, 2014 regarding the minimum number of voting machines, election workers, and other election resources that are necessary to conduct Federal elections on Election Day and during early voting periods. The bill explicitly states that the goal of minimum standards is to prevent a waiting time of more than one hour at any polling place.”

One hour. That’s almost sane. But it gets better. Those states where a “substantial number of voters” had to wait longer than 90 minutes to vote in the 2012 election would be required to comply with a “remedial plan” to ensure it wouldn't happen again.

Making this much sense doesn't stand a chance in congress.

Just because the GOP doesn't like it when more people vote is no reason to continue to tolerate their election games. Everyone qualified to vote should have the ability to vote.