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Limit voters to one polling location. Problem solved. That's what we do in the US. You are assigned a polling location based on your home address. You can't
by alistairSH 8mo ago
Limit voters to one polling location. Problem solved.
That's what we do in the US. You are assigned a polling location based on your home address. You can't vote anywhere else. If you try, they turn you away.
You can do a provisional ballot (for people who recently moved, and poll data isn't updated, etc) and they validate your ID/address/etc later.
- yellowapple 8mo ago> That's what we do in the US. You are assigned a polling location based on your home address. You can't vote anywhere else. If you try, they turn you away. That ain't universally true. Here in Nevada you can vote at any polling station (I think within the same county).
- SideburnsOfDoom 8mo ago> You are assigned a polling location based on your home address. You can't vote anywhere else. If you try, they turn you away And this is a way to disrupt and tilt elections. see: https://www.brennancenter.org/our-work/analysis-opinion/chaos-and-voter-suppression-texas-primary https://www.brennancenter.org/our-work/analysis-opinion/chao...