>Its worth listening to the concerns "of the other side" so that we have fair elections We should also look at the lack of voter fraud on any widepsread level

>Its worth listening to the concerns "of the other side" so that we have fair elections We should also look at the lack of voter fraud on any widepsread level before we "solve" the wrong problem and disenfranchise a lot of people. I suspect, from trying to find evidence on people unable to vote and people voting illegally, that we disenfranchise far more people than we allow errorenous votes. It's simple to sample who voted, compare to actual people, and conclude there is no where near a voter fraud problem. (Most states let researchers do just this, and decade in and out, no fraud).