My question involves civil rights in the State of: Oregon by way of Ohio, Pennsylvania and Florida
I am a resident and registered voter in the state of Oregon. I have become aware that there are voter suppression laws being enacted in swing states like Ohio, Pennsylvania and Florida which may decide the 2012 Presidential election in favor of the Republican Party which spearheaded the voter suppression laws that attempt to limit the voting rights of seniors, minorities, young and first-time voters. Without question, voter suppression laws are attempts to undermine the democratic process." (Read more here: http://www.sacbee.com/2012/08/15/472...ourt-must.html)
This is a national story and very high profile. My concern and the concern of many in other voters in states where national elections are rarely decided is that the election may be decided in a swing state because of unconstitutional voter suppression laws. This actually infringes on the rights of millions nationwide whose votes will not count because the votes in these high population and important states more often decide the election. Any election fraud or tampering will affect the entire nation and therefore the voter suppression laws infringe or hinder my rights to a fair election.
My question is:
Can a voter from another state bring a suit in order to fight these voter suppression laws? And if valid how effective will the suite be compared to other challenges, most notably that of the current Presidential administration?
Thank you in advance for your assistance.

