> You, as a citizen, do not have an inherent right to vote Incorrect. Every citizen can vote, without any additional barriers designed to prevent them from doi

> You, as a citizen, do not have an inherent right to vote Incorrect. Every citizen can vote, without any additional barriers designed to prevent them from doing so. Poll tax, literacy tests, ID laws, etc. They are all illegal in that they deny the RIGHT to vote. If voter fraud were common, you might have a point about needed to "prove you are who you claim to be". The problem is, it's incredibly rare. And there are checks and audits done after the fact to ensure fraud is low. You simply do not need to check ID at the polls to ensure someone is not voting fraudulently. And you know this.