The OK case

[Dill]

(04-06-2017, 12:48 AM)hollodero Wrote: So you say and I believe that too, there are clear signs it is not common. However. Honest question for I really don't know, if my neighbour dies before election day, I could go to the polls claiming to be him, right? Or can't I.

Not quite that simple. You would be voting in the same district. No one would notice you voted twice at the same poll?

Where I vote, I could not likely get away with it. In a big city maybe, but how long are the lines?

A lot of work for one vote. That is why people serious about election fraud go for registration or stuff ballot boxes--nothing an id can prevent.