Care, it is unrealistic to pretend that the vote can be safe if you don't have any way to tell how often a person voted.
I can register 7 billion times if there is no way for them to ID me at all. Why have registration at all?
This isn't about the "real ID" this is about actually requiring some sort of Identification to register and vote.
This is most certainly about a national id data base....
The problem with this comes when REGISTERING Damo, NOT when at the polling booth.
As it stands now, on the states that do require id at the booth, the person had to use their birth certificate or SSAN card with an electric bill with their address on it.... soooooooooooo, what will the picture gvt id stop that the birth certificate and electric bill with name on it wouldn;t?
I just want to people to think this through....there is no purpose to it...other than something we are not being told YET....
OR as I said, to make it more difficult on the indigent to vote, or the seniors that do not drive or have never driven to vote or Indians that do not have a gvt id to vote or 18 year olds that do not have a car or access to one to vote?
It is easier NOW for anyone that drives to vote than someone who doesn't, just by the gov accepting their driver's licence automatically, while NOW requiring those that don't drive to go out and get some pictured id that will do nothing that their birthcertificate didn't do already at the polls.
you've given preference to a certain class of people, those that drive and have driver's licences....
anyway, the problem is in registering to vote....not after these people have already been acceopted and registered and their name is on the list as valid, but BEFORE....
Illegals can get drivers licences in 23 states, this does nothing to stop illegals from voting....but proof of citizenship like a birth certificate when registering would stop alot of fraud...
And Damo, that person that registered to vote more than once that you suggest...does he give the same address for each name he registers under?
does he take the chance at the same polling booth with someone recognizing him there earlier?
massachusetts sent us a post card each year we lived there that we had to mail back to them that required us to verify that we still lived at the same address for voting purposes, with a note that said if they did not return this card we would be removed from the voting list at our precinct.
I thought that was pretty demanding of them and once forgot to mail it back and had to make all kinds of phone calls to get it straight again...
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