2011-12-28, 04:35 AM
The only relevant, factual part of that article:
"Seven states have already passed strict laws requiring a government-issued ID (like a drivers license or a passport) to vote, which many students dont have, and 27 others are considering such measures. Many of those laws have been interpreted as prohibiting out-of-state drivers licenses from being used for voting."
So, are any of you actually opposed to this for a coherent reason?
Other than being pro voter fraud that helps your candidate of choice, of course.
"Seven states have already passed strict laws requiring a government-issued ID (like a drivers license or a passport) to vote, which many students dont have, and 27 others are considering such measures. Many of those laws have been interpreted as prohibiting out-of-state drivers licenses from being used for voting."
So, are any of you actually opposed to this for a coherent reason?
Other than being pro voter fraud that helps your candidate of choice, of course.

