> What if your car broke down on the way to the polling place, and by the time you got alternate transportation they were closed? You do realize that's one of

> What if your car broke down on the way to the polling place, and by the time you got alternate transportation they were closed? You do realize that's one of the reasons why the two major political parties set up call lines where you can get a ride to the polling station, right? Because that scenario happens. Doesn't happen to me - my polling station is within walking distance. > Lots of people get caught Where is the evidence that the existing non-state-issued-photo-id system is insufficiently strict? How much stricter does the system need to be? Should we also check blood types? Should we also have genetic testing? As I've pointed out, double voting appears more common than the types of fraud that can be detected with an id check. Why aren't people pushing for a nation-wide registry of where each person lives, with a legal obligation to keep it up to date, would reduce more fraud? That's what some other countries do.