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They have voter registration information for everyone registered in the precinct.

• pdonis 7y ago
  But how do they know the person showing up to vote is the person they have registration information for?
  • akhilcacharya 7y ago
    Because you’d have to have the right name and address while also knowing the person you’ve impersonated hasn’t voted yet. Then you’d have to wonder why you’re going to the effort for one extra vote because this is a made up problem.
    • masonic 7y ago
      They only ask the name. The prospective voter can read the address from the log before ever being asked it as long as they can read it upside down. Even reciting "your own" address incorrectly isn't cause to deny you a ballot.