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Essay:Voter ID: A Personal Reflection (view source)
Revision as of 12:41, October 5, 2012
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====Voter ID prevents double voting====
====Voter ID prevents double voting====
This is not true whether a voter casts ballots in multiple precincts in the same state or ballots in multiple states.<ref>It certainly cannot stop someone from casting a ballot in a voter ID state and then casting a ballot in a non-voter ID state. Even when all states involved require voter ID, it is sometimes possible to present the same identification to both states. For example, to my knowledge, a US passport is acceptable for identification in every state, and the home address of a US passport is penciled in by the holder. Also, a South Carolina DMV-issued ID card is valid in not only South Carolina but also Tennessee and Kansas.</ref>
====Dead people cast votes on a widespread scale====
====Dead people cast votes on a widespread scale====