North Carolina

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(12-06-2018, 05:13 PM)Belsnickel Wrote: If there was an appropriate ID given, free of charge, when the registration took place then that could be well and good. Unfortunately, the goal of these laws is not about preventing voter fraud. That's not looking at the past, that is looking at the present. These laws are being passed to fix a non-existent problem and it has been explicitly stated it is to disenfranchise voters.


For snark? That's some bullshit. This subforum wouldn't exist with out.

Earlier you applauded Fred for pointing out that the fraud occurs during registration and then informed me that the proof of citizenship burden is satisfied during the registration process. You should be required to provide proof of citizenship when you register and then you should be given instructions on how to obtain your photo ID.

I amazed that you know that non-citizens/unregistered voting is not a problem. I think disenfranchise it just another word for they shouldn't have to. As to the cost of the ID card. It should be based on a percentage of your income. Voting is a right, but it should include some responsibility.