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What country allows voting with out ID, can people traveling also vote? There is no logical reason to not require ID, this is not really a party issue.
by ladzoppelin 2y ago
What country allows voting with out ID, can people traveling also vote? There is no logical reason to not require ID, this is not really a party issue.
- HeatrayEnjoyer 2y agoThere are multiple comments in this thread explaining why it is a very real issue. It is a party issue because one party relies on de facto voter suppression to win.
- wakawaka28 2y agoEach party has its own reasons to prefer one policy or the other. But admit it. We should not let people vote without ID because it makes fraud possible. Why doesn't the anti-ID party say instead that they agree with fighting fraud and they want to ensure that people can easily get an ID if they are legitimate? I think we can infer that their fighting basic ID requirements is evidence of their proclivity for fraud. Imagine saying the same thing about license plates lol. "We want to provide economic opportunity for people disenfranchised by the bureaucracy of the DMV!" But do you want to live in a world where unregistered/uninsured cars on the road are acceptable? The same applies to voting without ID. Getting an ID is one of the simplest things an adult can do, and modern life de facto requires having one.
- HeatrayEnjoyer 2y agoDriving is a privilege, voting is a right. You need to do some reading and reflection before commenting.
- anonymous14382 2y agoNo, voting in the US is a right for US citizens only. I think you need to do some reflection yourself on why you think fraud or perception of fraud is not important. It seems like there are ways to solve these problems without resorting to nonsense policies like "anyone can vote without id."
- CyberDildonics 2y agoVoters in the US are already registered and identified by mail to their address. Voter fraud instances are extremely low.