Most democratic countries don't seem to have a right wing that's been doing its best to undermine the integrity of elections in a way that works in their favor.

Most democratic countries don't seem to have a right wing that's been doing its best to undermine the integrity of elections in a way that works in their favor. The countries where you see that kind of behavior tend to be the ones that have ended up with dictators or quasi-dictators. There's been plenty of serious discussion recently about the risk the US faces of ending up on that road. Whatever the arguments might have been for this 5 or 10 years ago, now seems like a really bad time to make a change like this. And again, what is the positive case for making the change? What problem is being solved? There already is a voter identification requirement at registration time, and a mechanism for detecting fraudulent votes.