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Approximately 90% of eligible voters would already have ID, that percentage rises among people that are already registered to vote. Most people that do not have ID should be able to obtain a free one relatively easy, people that would have difficulty getting one because of issues like a birth certificate are going to be very small minority.
That's cool, if you want to make everyone wait in line on election day and have to show an ID, that is cool, it doesn't affect me any since we will continue to vote by mail in my state.
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Originally Posted by thecoalman
Firstly you cannot positively identify fraud without first identifying the voter. That applies to form of voting. Secondly when 63 people that are part of a government investigation can walk into a polling place and 61 of them are successful in voting using the name of someone that is ineligible to vote we have a problem.
You do realize the voting booth doesn't have your picture on file, if you show up with a fake ID, you could still vote in person. So, if you are so scared of people casting a ballot in someone else's name in person, then have at it, pass ID laws, but don't expect to change the voting laws in my state.
How long do you think lines are? Good grief, as long as I have been voting, back in San Diego and here in Ohio, I have never had to wait in a long line to vote. Maybe a few people ahead of me, and that's it.
Yea if you live in the sticks.. In cities can be hours.. Once stood 2 hrs. Left and retunedthe next day 3 more hours the following day. I have heard 5 hrs.
Yea if you live in the sticks.. In cities can be hours.. Once stood 2 hrs. Left and retunedthe next day 3 more hours the following day. I have heard 5 hrs.
Not all states have early voting, the more oppressive states have very limited times for voting, and offer very few voting stations throughout the state.
Well, I think he's probably right. It's not news that illegals have been encouraged to vote. In fact Barack Obama himself told them to "vote for Hillary." One reason Democrats are against enforcing immigration laws is because the represent a large voting block. The can register to vote when they get a drivers license, and there is no requirement to show proof of citizenship.
Why does this surprise you?
What Websites do you consider "conspiracy Websites?"
I would remind you that Barack Obama told us to read the "Huffington Post!" Talk about bias!!! They should perhaps be put in the category of "fake news!"
Did you see the talk you are referring to. Obama was NOT encouraging an illegal immigrant to vote. The
person he was encouraging to vote was a legal immigrant who was afraid that if she voted, immigration officials might try to deport her family (who might have been here illegally). What Obama said was that she did not need to fear that because her voting would be secret. While he certainly would have preferred that she vote for Hillary, he never actually said that either.
That's cool, if you want to make everyone wait in line on election day and have to show an ID, that is cool, it doesn't affect me any since we will continue to vote by mail in my state.
You do realize the voting booth doesn't have your picture on file, if you show up with a fake ID, you could still vote in person. So, if you are so scared of people casting a ballot in someone else's name in person, then have at it, pass ID laws, but don't expect to change the voting laws in my state.
We have verification the signatures have to match . I never sign the same - I have 2 versions. and had to re do it to match in order to vote.
We have verification the signatures have to match . I never sign the same - I have 2 versions. and had to re do it to match in order to vote.
We do have to sign our ballots that we mail in, which makes sense. Though I do have a few different signatures, though for things like voting, I always use my more formal signature.
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