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> That being said, I am in favor of in-person voting requiring proof of citizenship The appropriate time to verify citizenship is the one that already happens:
by estebank 7mo ago
> That being said, I am in favor of in-person voting requiring proof of citizenship
The appropriate time to verify citizenship is the one that already happens: during registration. Poll workers only need to verify who you are and that you're registered.
- drivebyhooting 7mo agoIn my experience there was no verification other than verbally verbally confirming address and name.
- estebank 7mo agoAt https://covr.sos.ca.gov/ https://covr.sos.ca.gov/ I have to positively state that I am a US citizen an tie my name to a driver's license or SSN. Neither driver's license nor SSN confirm that one is a citizen (I had both before naturalizing), but both of them are tied to citizenship information in some database. I know I had to attend the Social Security offices in person to provide proof of my naturalization in order to receive an SSN card without the words "valid for work only with DHS authorisation".