Should Citizens be required to provide valid ID to vote in federal elections?

[Luvnit2]

(06-27-2024, 05:52 PM)pally Wrote: BINGO...you just hit the nail on the head.  I'm willing to bet more American citizens have voted illegally than non-American citizens

1) what is an acceptable form of ID?
2) how much would it cost?
3) where would it be obtained?
4) how long would it take to implement?

Believe it or not most Democrats are not anti-ID, however, the devil has always been in the details and as written many of these proposed laws make it difficult for the poor and disabled to obtain these ids.  So just don't talk about the idea...tell us how you see it being implemented

Pally, it is 2024. We live in a world of free-flowing information. If a person wants to vote, they are not as stupid as you make them. Every McDonald's has free Wi-Fi as do many other places so easy to do the research.

The details you list are called excuses as you think minorities who are legal citizens do not have the brain power to sign up to vote. 

I found this searching the internet in 20 seconds. I simply asked, how do I register to vote in a federal election?

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