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No. I live in a vote-by-mail state. You can only cast a ballot after you have registered. It is validated against your own registration. So at the time of v
by rootusrootus 7y ago
No.
I live in a vote-by-mail state. You can only cast a ballot after you have registered. It is validated against your own registration. So at the time of voting, there is a hard limit on how much fraud is possible.
To have an undocumented immigrant casting a vote, they'd have to register to vote and not get caught. Except the state absolutely does check the voter registration rolls to ensure only qualified citizens are on them.
It is unnecessary to require ID every time you approach the ballot box. Invalid registrations are caught well before then.
- masonic 7y agoExcept the state absolutely does check the voter registration rolls to ensure only qualified citizens are on them. They can't. There's no mechanism by which a state can take just a name and verify US citizenship for people not born in that state.