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one person = one vote, so you need to track who voted. I don't think the way we do it is necessarily effective, but that's the justification. Your other commen
by warble 13y ago
one person = one vote, so you need to track who voted. I don't think the way we do it is necessarily effective, but that's the justification.
Your other comments are probably justified though.
- slurry 13y agoYes, but other countries do voting without the need to pre-register. Some US states (e.g. Iowa) do voting with same day registration. I might actually be okay with an ID requirement if we also got rid of the previous registration requirement.
- callesgg 13y agoHere in Sweden one just goes to the voting place(in ones district) shows their ID and one gets checked of the list. The List is just a list of every one that lives in the area.