Notice how they stopped the recount in the Big Voter fraud states?
Very odd, huh?
Seems Dems don't care about actual documented voter fraud.
They want to investigate Russian voter fraud with zero evidence.
Hillary won the popular vote. Russia did not hack the election.
There have been plenty of actual cases of voter fraud for snowflakes to investigate...but they won't, because they don't give a shit about voter fraud if it helps them.
The documented cases are pretty few and far between, though. I heard a legislator on tv yesterday all fired up saying he's been prosecuting them at home and he has gotten SIX guilty convictions. That's what the Dems are pointing to.
and if guilty on either side, prosecute according to the law.
but the fact of the matter is the potential for abuse is huge. YUGE!!!! why is there such a reluctance to simply having to provide an ID to show you're allowed to vote?
It's expensive in some states. Here it is $15 for a certified birth certificate and $10 or $15 for a state photo ID. But in North Carolina, a poster told me it would be well over $100 to get those two documents. If the required documents and Voter ID card are under $30 total, I think it's not too much to ask. Over $100 and it would keep some people from voting because they haven't got that much extra money floating around. The other problem is the rare occasion when a birth certificate can't be obtained for some reason. There should be a work around for that. Affidavits from family members or others who can attest to the person's birth in the U.S. or something. Those cases are few and far between, though.
If citizenship was indicated on a drivers license, that would take care of at least half the voting public without requiring a separate card. In Maine, you have to show your birth certificate anyway, so it could list citizenship without breaking a sweat.
Just make it affordable and as convenient and no muss no fuss as possible in all states and I don't see it being a problem. Maybe I'm missing something.