Ok, not sure why you needed me to help you on this. First of all, CO does not have a picture ID requirement. So we are talking about what ifs. I already answered the what if questions. But by you asking again I'll have to assume you didn't read it.sheesh ..Because I don't live in CO.You said voter id is associated with voting machine errors. You are wrong.Only a select few retards think one solution solves all problems. You know like voting for Obama for some of that hope and change stuff.
no, I don't know, I've never voted for Obama. Tell me all about it.
then answer my question, I explained the format.
I was being sarcastic you moron ...
onward
then why did you answer telling me you don't live in Colorado ?
tonight Colorado voting was entirely by MAIL .. get it you moron? Do you have to live in Colorado to understand that ? Exactly how does a voter ID card stop fraud when its done by mail? HUH? answer the question or stfu .. and BTW Republicans took Colorado.
But here is how I would do it. When you register to vote you would have to show your picture ID and verification code at that time and sign. When the election comes the ballot is sent to your registered address. You make your selections and write down on the ballot your picture ID's number and "verification code." You place your ballot in the tamper proof envelope and then turn in the ballot at your nearest post office showing them your photo id as proof that you the person handing in the ballot. The ballot is then handled as "registered mail" by the US post office.
Upon receipt, the ballot is removed from the tamper proof envelope, and the verification code is checked against the address of the ballot.