New York has more than 3 million voters lacking proof of identity: analysis (Hope: lawsuits)
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So what are other forms of ID? A birth certificate? A bank statement? A passport? My friend's husband is a quad confined to bed. He doesn't have a drivers license or state ID. Should we disenfranchise his vote? All voices should be heard.
Something about the second report seems odd, as it shows that about 3/4ths of Onondaga County doesn't have proof of identity, if I'm reading that right. That seems off, as Onondaga County has about 465-470,000 people.
Something about the second report seems odd, as it shows that about 3/4ths of Onondaga County doesn't have proof of identity, if I'm reading that right. That seems off, as Onondaga County has about 465-470,000 people.
The institution that made the report has had a series of debunked other reports as well as lawsuits they've lost. It doesn't mean that voting fraud can't be a problem, but I wouldn't solely take them at their word. Wouldn't take the OP's ability to filter noise from facts either.
The institution that made the report has had a series of debunked other reports as well as lawsuits they've lost. It doesn't mean that voting fraud can't be a problem, but I wouldn't solely take them at their word. Wouldn't take the OP's ability to filter noise from facts either.
I'm not surprised, as once I saw that, I knew something wasn't right about the report.
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