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Are you a citizen, can you prove it at the polling station? I am doubtful you are, and your documents if you have them don't seem legit enough, so I think we'll
by nullocator 9mo ago
Are you a citizen, can you prove it at the polling station? I am doubtful you are, and your documents if you have them don't seem legit enough, so I think we'll set your vote aside, or possibly prevent it from being cast; we can't be too sure!
- jaco6 9mo ago[dead]
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- AlotOfReading 9mo agoIt doesn't matter whether you can prove it. ICE's current position [0] is that their face scanning app supercedes documents like birth certificates to determine status. [0] https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2025/10/ices-forced-face-scans-to-verify-citizens-is-unconstitutional-lawmakers-say/ https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2025/10/ices-forced-face...
- guerrilla 9mo agoWell that's insane. I hadn't heard that.
- totetsu 9mo agoIsn’t the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility act going to stop married women who have changes their last name from what was on their birth certificate from voting?
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- smsm42 9mo ago> Are you a citizen, can you prove it at the polling station? Yes, I have multiple documents proving my citizenship. Never been asked though, ID always sufficed. > so I think we'll set your vote aside, or possibly prevent it from being cast; we can't be too sure! I have voted in more than one state (legally, I moved) never seen any voting place asking for any documents except for state ID and voter roll check. I don't think there is any voting place where local state ID is not "legit enough".