09 November

[Dill]

(10-23-2016, 12:46 PM)djam Wrote: Voter ID would also obviously help a lot, especially after having what most of us already knew get totally exposed --that voter fraud is alive and well, and is a huge deal. I have to show my ID for a lot of things in life, and its not very hard to make it so that voters have to show them for that also. Funny how the democrats have made voter id's a racist idea, yet they were just exposed doing exactly the thing that makes it very important to have voter ID laws. The people they bus around to vote in different places, and all the dead people coming to life just to vote mostly or all democrat is absurd and criminal. Its not racist to ask for ID. Its time to do away with the emotionalization of everything and start using common sense and logic. Emotionalization is just a tactic and sadly it works on too many people.

Where has voter fraud been "totally exposed"?  

Outside of right wing media news and blogs, where is the evidence of people bussed to different places and dead people coming to life?

Why wouldn't you be more concerned about election fraud, which actually could affect the outcome of elections, and against which voter IDs offer no protection? Why would you spend millions of dollars and expand government more to advantage one party?

http://www.theseahawk.org/news/studies-show-voter-fraud-at-less-than-percent-voter-id/article_da68ccd2-959a-11e6-85ec-934e251bfeea.html

The United States had 2,068 cases of alleged voter fraud from 2000 to 2012, according to a study conducted by News 21. In that same time, 741,835,519 people voted in federal elections, according to the Federal Election Commission.

Based on this data, the national proportion of voter fraud compared to overall voter turnout is 0.00028 percent.

22 out of the 2,068 cases happened in North Carolina, according to the study. None of these 22 cases were of voter impersonation, the only case in which photo ID would have prevented the fraud, and none of the cases involved registration fraud, which is the crime targeted by the law's termination of same-day registration.