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How does requiring ID cause disenfranchisement? If the gov requires ID to vote then the government should provide the ID free of charge.
It doesn't disenfranchise it, he knows it'll cost his side votes because of illegals and felons. They just won't admit it.
 
Y’all not have any thoughts on the actual voter fraud in NC?

A few random cases of individual fraud may go undetected. If there's an organized concerted effort involving several people it will likely be discovered. There is simply no evidence that this is being done on a large national or statewide scale.
 
How does requiring ID cause disenfranchisement? If the gov requires ID to vote then the government should provide the ID free of charge.

That has always been the point of contention in the voter ID standard. Access to get the ID is not the same for everyone in every state. There is more of a problem with people being denied the right to vote because they moved and the new address next door doesn't show up on their ID or the new address does not make it to a states voter registration system.
 
That has always been the point of contention in the voter ID standard. Access to get the ID is not the same for everyone in every state. There is more of a problem with people being denied the right to vote because they moved and the new address next door doesn't show up on their ID or the new address does not make it to a states voter registration system.

In the digital world we live in that is a problem we should be able to solve.
 
In the digital world we live in that is a problem we should be able to solve.
With biometrics and blockchain records this really should be the standard, with paper ballot backups.

In any case, there should be a receipt which can verified against the blockchain record.
 
The thing that I thought was bad was that our county had a mental retardation hospital (recently closed and patients in state built homes) , and I watched as workers brought in patients, some were drooling and strapped into hospital beds, not even knowing they were in the world. The worker went into the booth and pulled the levers for them.

The center was for people with "intellectual difficulties" and was the largest in the state. At one time there were 1,100 residents. Some were basically vegetables. If you don't think they made a difference in local elections, you are wrong. Our Sheriff had someone on the inside to get out his constituents.


My brother in-law witnessed something like this first hand. They would bring them in a van and tell them who to vote for. They would point at the screen and say touch here.
 
Voter ID would have done absolutely nothing to stop this fraud by the Republicans.

That is like the Wall people thinking it will stop drugs, rape, and murder.


Separate issues
Both deal with voter fraud
I apologize for putting them in one post.

All fraud should be eliminated, regardless of who executed it, would you not agree.
 
Localities first, federal next. What a joke, citizen is starting to mean less and less.

So, Rep should counter with the need to pass a civics exam and must have ID to vote as well as thumb print, then you can have your illegals vote.
 
There is more of a problem with people being denied the right to vote because they moved and the new address next door doesn't show up on their ID or the new address does not make it to a states voter registration system.

You can literally change that on Election Day. No questions asked. There’s simply a form you fill out at the poll
 
Federal Court Throws Out Ohio's Congressional Map

A federal court has ruled that Ohio's congressional map is an "unconstitutional partisan gerrymander" and must be redrawn by the 2020 election.
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Federal Court Throws Out Ohio's Congressional Map

A federal court has ruled that Ohio's congressional map is an "unconstitutional partisan gerrymander" and must be redrawn by the 2020 election.
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How many states does this make now who have had their congressional maps tossed out? North Carolina, Pennsylvania and Michigan... anyone else? In every one of these cases, it's because a Republican governor gerrymandered the districts along racially discriminatory lines.
 
How many states does this make now who have had their congressional maps tossed out? North Carolina, Pennsylvania and Michigan... anyone else? In every one of these cases, it's because a Republican governor gerrymandered the districts along racially discriminatory lines.
It's almost as if they don't believe in equitable democracy.
 

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