>obtaining a qualifying ID is treated as a no-cost and highly-accessible right for all citizens. I do not think it is that straightforward. Making it more acce

>obtaining a qualifying ID is treated as a no-cost and highly-accessible right for all citizens. I do not think it is that straightforward. Making it more accessible makes it possible for people with less skin in the game able to vote. Imagine how invested someone who owns several properties and businesses in a city is and how much they care about the success of the city compared to some other person who is just renting an apartment and has not even a job in that city meaning they could move at any time. The vote of the first person is much more important than the second. Trying to make voting overly accessible may make more people from the second category start voting which could result in bad decisions being made because people can easily move away if things go wrong.