Peach
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That is quite easy to do.either bring a photo ID or sign a statement saying they can't afford one.They require IDs when purchasing a hand gun, yet there is no cry for infringement of second amendment rights. Why shouldn't voting, that is such valuable basic right, have safe guards that help guarantee that right from corruption?
The United States Supreme Court saw absolutely nothing wrong with Voter IDs
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I would prefer the statement be available at the polling locations, but do not find this law unconstitutional. I ask why should there be so much concern about illegal voting as it is so difficult. Once again, how do the busloads of non registered voters get their names and addresses on the rolls?
That is obvious. They vote using someone's name that IS on the rolls. That is quite easy to do.
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And if that person HAS voted, or appears later to vote, there will be media attention. I can see more verification required to REGISTER; the turn out for elections though, is not overwhelming, to put it mildly. I see some people brushing it off, if there is a LINE & waiting to vote takes "too much time". More requirements means more staying home or going home. Now, about the BUSLOADS, this scheme will take coordination.