> we're all issued voter IDs when we register as voters. I don’t think you know what you’re talking about. I have never been issued a voter ID at the time of r

> we're all issued voter IDs when we register as voters. I don’t think you know what you’re talking about. I have never been issued a voter ID at the time of registration. > Mail-in voting allows other people to watch you as you vote, and is the opposite of voter integrity. Or you could just vote in person which is an option even in universal vote-by-mail states. > hypothetical gangsters to go door to door threatening to shoot people if they don't give their ballots up. Why make up hypothetical situations and invent a problem that doesn’t exist? You can just as easily cite made up problems for any proposed solution. High tech electronic voting schemes and voter ID schemes solve problems that literally do not exist, and frankly do a poor job at solving even those made up problems.