If there has been no photo ID requirement for voting, how do you know that voter fraud is relatively rare? Of course, it wouldn't be detected very easily if nobody has to show ID to vote - that's why it's rare. Without any credentials to verify one's eligibility, how would we ever discover the actual fraud rate? I also find it very hard to believe that 20 percent of African Americans don't have a photo ID - so I question your source on that bit of information. I believe that while there are some people out there who do not have a photo ID, I also believe that is about as rare as you say voter fraud is.
millerke 10 months ago
Sometimes Government Is, Too, the Solution
If there has been no photo ID requirement for voting, how do you know that voter fraud is relatively rare? Of course, it wouldn't be detected very easily if nobody has to show ID to vote - that's why it's rare. Without any credentials to verify one's eligibility, how would we ever discover the actual fraud rate? I also find it very hard to believe that 20 percent of African Americans don't have a photo ID - so I question your source on that bit of information. I believe that while there are some people out there who do not have a photo ID, I also believe that is about as rare as you say voter fraud is.