Texas Voter ID law Struck down. (solution, crime, government, program)

[urbanlife78]

Originally Posted by MacInTx

Here's a link to a voter registration form in Travis County, Texas.
https://tax-office.traviscountytx.go...pplication.pdf
Note that you don't need an address - just a description of where you live. Like "in a van down by the river".

Well people who are homeless are also allowed to vote. Voting is not just for those who have a home.

[natalie469]

Originally Posted by MacInTx

Here's a link to a voter registration form in Travis County, Texas.
https://tax-office.traviscountytx.go...pplication.pdf
Note that you don't need an address - just a description of where you live. Like "in a van down by the river".

I see no description. I do see where you need to add your address.

[prospectheightsresident]

Originally Posted by urbanlife78

More than likely they will expand the acceptable amount of forms of ID. As a leftist, I am okay with that, though it does nothing to improve voter turnout in the state.

I agree. That seems to be the most likely remedy. Although, if/when this goes to the Supreme Court, it'll be interesting to see what happens. Per the Court's analysis in Crawford v. Marion County Election Bd., the law doesn't seem to violate the Constitution. The only question is whether it violates the VRA. I really don't know how the Court would rule on that issue.

[MacInTx]

Originally Posted by urbanlife78

If you are incapable of undertaking what I am saying, then it might be best for you to sit out this conversation like Texans like to sit out elections.

I am not an undertaker.

Please construct coherent sentences.

[MacInTx]

Originally Posted by natalie469

I see no description. I do see where you need to add your address.

Box #3.
Residence Address: Street Address and Apartment Number. If none, describe where you live.

[golimar]

If we can't have Voter ID, we should at least use the primitive method of inking the voter's thumb to ensure there is no double voting.

[urbanlife78]

Originally Posted by MacInTx

I am not an undertaker.

Please construct coherent sentences.

Haha, my phone keeps making up words, that was suppose to be understanding.

[urbanlife78]

Originally Posted by golimar

If we can't have Voter ID, we should at least use the primitive method of inking the voter's thumb to ensure there is no double voting.

How do you ink the thumbs of mail in voters?

[natalie469]

Originally Posted by MacInTx

Box #3.
Residence Address: Street Address and Apartment Number. If none, describe where you live.

LOL that's the south for you

[thecoalman]

Originally Posted by urbanlife78

There probably wasn't anywhere close to 500 in person voter fraud votes cast in Florida in 2000.

Probably, maybe, could be... you're just guessing.

There was about 6 million votes cast in Florida, 500 is 0.0083% of them. It's a trivial amount.