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It’s not undetectable at all. When you go to vote, you give your name and address, and get crossed off a list. If someone did that fraudulently, it would be not
by benchaney 6y ago
It’s not undetectable at all. When you go to vote, you give your name and address, and get crossed off a list. If someone did that fraudulently, it would be noticed when the person who’s identity you stole comes to vote, it is obvious.
There is a good reason not to require it. Not everyone who is eligible to vote has an id, or a straightforward way to get one.
- darawk 6y ago> It’s not undetectable at all. When you go to vote, you give your name and address, and get crossed off a list. If someone did that fraudulently, it would be noticed when the person who’s identity you stole comes to vote, it is obvious. Sure. But in most cases where someone would do this, they'd do it knowing the person, and knowing they weren't going to vote, for whatever reason.