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The state checks their databases and doesn't find a matching name because they got their driver's license years ago Having a driver's license isn't even a prer
by masonic 8y ago
The state checks their databases and doesn't find a matching name because they got their driver's license years ago
Having a driver's license isn't even a prerequisite to vote, nor does it confer eligibility to vote.
- ceejayoz 8y agoPlease, read the linked Politifact article. There's a reason I included it. > Under a 2017 Georgia law, a voter registration application is complete if information on that form exactly matches records kept by Georgia’s Department of Driver Services or the Social Security Administration. Driver's license isn't required to vote, but if you have one, your voter registration form has to exactly match it. If you don't have one, you've got the same issue with the Social Security Administration with hyphenated versus non-hyphenated, misspellings, character limits (NYS DMV knows me as "C, M" for example), etc.
- masonic 8y agoDriver's license isn't required to vote ... which is exactly what I wrote.
- ceejayoz 8y agoI never said it's required to vote. I said that if they have one, the State of Georgia checks that your voter registration matches your name exactly on your driver's license, and rejects your registration if it doesn't.