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What should be done to cut down or help prevent voter fraud?
What should be done to cut down or help prevent voter fraud?
Multiple choice poll.
1.In person voting(unless you are bed ridden). If you in the state you show up to your polling place or if you are out of state you go to a designated polling place for out of state voters/absentee voting.
2.Voter ID/registration required to be shown to vote
3.ID/driver's license required to be shown to vote.
4.ID/driver's license to register to vote.
5.Voter ID/registration card with a photo of the voter.
6.In person to register to vote.
7.S.S. card to register to vote.
8.birth certificate or naturalization document to register to vote.
9.Proof of address to register to vote.
other
1.In person voting
Unless you are crippled then there is no reason what so ever that you can not make it to a polling place to vote.
2.Voter ID/registration required to be shown to vote
3.ID/driver's license required to be shown to vote.
You should prove that you are who you say you are when you vote.
6.In person to register to vote.
There should be no registrations by mail, you should have to show up the state election board with all the required documents to register to vote.
4.ID/driver's license to register to vote.
7.S.S. card to register to vote.
8.birth certificate or naturalization document to register to vote.
9.Proof of address to register to vote.
What good does it do to have a voter ID card if there is nothing to verify who you say you are when you go to register to vote?
5.Voter ID/registration card with a photo of the voter.
In my state voter ID cards are just printed card stock.Anyone with a computer can print one of these out. A bank wouldn't let you use your Voter registration card to get a loan why should something so important as voting only require a printed piece of card stock or paper?
What should be done to cut down or help prevent voter fraud?
Multiple choice poll.
1.In person voting(unless you are bed ridden). If you in the state you show up to your polling place or if you are out of state you go to a designated polling place for out of state voters/absentee voting.
2.Voter ID/registration required to be shown to vote
3.ID/driver's license required to be shown to vote.
4.ID/driver's license to register to vote.
5.Voter ID/registration card with a photo of the voter.
6.In person to register to vote.
7.S.S. card to register to vote.
8.birth certificate or naturalization document to register to vote.
9.Proof of address to register to vote.
other
1.In person voting
Unless you are crippled then there is no reason what so ever that you can not make it to a polling place to vote.
2.Voter ID/registration required to be shown to vote
3.ID/driver's license required to be shown to vote.
You should prove that you are who you say you are when you vote.
6.In person to register to vote.
There should be no registrations by mail, you should have to show up the state election board with all the required documents to register to vote.
4.ID/driver's license to register to vote.
7.S.S. card to register to vote.
8.birth certificate or naturalization document to register to vote.
9.Proof of address to register to vote.
What good does it do to have a voter ID card if there is nothing to verify who you say you are when you go to register to vote?
5.Voter ID/registration card with a photo of the voter.
In my state voter ID cards are just printed card stock.Anyone with a computer can print one of these out. A bank wouldn't let you use your Voter registration card to get a loan why should something so important as voting only require a printed piece of card stock or paper?
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