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So have both? > One person committing voter ID fraud can feasibly vote a handful of times. But a bus full of people driven around committing voter ID fraud ca
by rdtsc 8y ago
So have both?
> One person committing voter ID fraud can feasibly vote a handful of times.
But a bus full of people driven around committing voter ID fraud can alter voter totals.
- crooked-v 8y ago> But a bus full of people driven around committing voter ID fraud can alter voter totals. ...unless you make even a single mistake in your assumption of who will keep the secret or who will not vote so you can vote in their place.
- masonic 8y agoBut it's essentially risk-free. A false voter has left behind no identification, and video at the polling place is not allowed. Even if the affected genuine voter eventually casts a successful provisional ballot, the fraudulent ballot is also counted and included regardless.
- Redoubts 8y ago> Even if the affected genuine voter eventually casts a successful provisional ballot, the fraudulent ballot is also counted and included regardless. That seems incorrect.
- masonic 8y agoIt is correct. Think about it. How would you pull that ballot back out of the system to invalidate its votes? Those votes are by definition secret.