Thank you for the explanation. It is interesting. Do they accept a drivers license, passport or birth certificate ?
e.g something that doesn't provide any information that could be misused ?
I'm assuming that a reasonable majority of both major parties drive cars but I could be wrong.
Can you see a reasonable mechanism where you can guarantee citizens get a single vote but foreigners or people trying to vote twice can't ?
@crazyeddie @blogdiva Thank you for taking the time to explain the context. Very interesting.
@blogdiva I don't live in the US so I am not in the position to agree or disagree with your statement.
however in Australia we are registered to vote. We tick off our name, grab a bit of paper. The paper is placed into a sealed cardboard box with every other person's vote. There is no ID on the paper. So it is fairly easy to have a verified voter without being able to track the vote.
Can you please educate me as to why voter identification is so problematic in the US?
@codinghorror that is wonderful
