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Why we need Voter ID Laws

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No comments on this I see.....its bad when I have to talk to myself. :popcorn:

Absolutely agree you should have to be ID'd to vote.

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Absolutely agree you should have to be ID'd to vote.

 

Thanks TheDeuce. I thought this was an invisible thread.

If it's done right; no problem.

But it can't be sprung on voters a month prior to elections, and it needs to be inexpensive to voters like availability of free ids.

I see them ask people for id's where I vote. If they don't know who they are, they ask for an id, actually thought that they were suppose to.:idunno:

If it's done right; no problem.

But it can't be sprung on voters a month prior to elections, and it needs to be inexpensive to voters like availability of free ids.

 

Agreed, but it does need to be done. Bipartisan committee needs to figure it out and get it done. Rand Paul returned something like $3,000,000 of unused funds out of his congressional budget, surely the rest could tighten their belts for a year and save enough money to pay for IDs for those that can't afford them.

I see them ask people for id's where I vote. If they don't know who they are, they ask for an id, actually thought that they were suppose to.:idunno:

 

Not every state does that.

Hard to believe that no I.D. is required in a national election. Is this an affordability issue or accessibility?

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