SamuelRSmith on 04 September 2012
| Kantor said: I'm not sure I get this problem with requiring a photo ID. Surely a valid driver's license, obtainable in the US two full years before you can even vote, would count as valid photo ID? And a passport would do the same? Is it so much to ask that every citizen of what is an extremely affluent country has one of those things? And I'm sure there are cheaper alternatives available. |
With the way the USA is laid out, most people would have to drive to their voting booths... so, legally, they would be required to have some form of ID on them, anyway.
Not that I'm either supporting or attacking these laws, I am indifferent to them.
