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| | (I will get to a list of arguments opponents should avoid later) | | (I will get to a list of arguments opponents should avoid later) |
| − | ===Identification is necessary for X, and therefore it should be required to vote=== | + | ===No one lacks ID=== |
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| | + | ====Identification is necessary for X, and therefore it should be required to vote==== |
| | (fill in the litany of examples) | | (fill in the litany of examples) |
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| − | ===Identification is necessary to purchase a gun, and the Second Amendment grants a constitutional right, like voting, and so ID should be required to vote=== | + | ====Identification is necessary to purchase a gun, and the Second Amendment grants a constitutional right, like voting, and so ID should be required to vote==== |
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| | + | ====Identification is necessary to obtain government benefits to which individuals are entitled, and therefore it should be required to vote==== |
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| | + | ====You are required by law to carry identification, and if you do not, the police can arrest you, and so voters not having ID is not a big issue==== |
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| − | ===Identification is necessary to obtain government benefits to which individuals are entitled, and therefore it should be required to vote=== | + | ===People who lack ID are not trying hard enough=== |
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| − | ===People who claim that they cannot get to the DMV to get ID are lying because, if so, they would not be able to get to their polling place=== | + | ====People who claim that they cannot get to the DMV to get ID are lying because, if so, they would not be able to get to their polling place==== |
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| − | ===You are required by law to carry identification, and if you do not, the police can arrest you, and so voters not having ID is not a big issue=== | + | ====Because there state does not charge to obtain Voter ID, it does not disenfranchise and is not a poll tax==== |
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| − | ===Because there state does not charge to obtain Voter ID, it does not disenfranchise and is not a poll tax=== | + | ====People would go out of their way to obtain ID if there were a reward, and therefore those lacking ID do not have enough incentive to exercise the franchise and therefore should not vote==== |
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| − | ===Voter ID prevents registration fraud (like that committed by ACORN workers)=== | + | ===There is widespread fraud, and Voter ID reduces its occurrence=== |
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| − | ===Voter ID prevents double voting=== | + | ====Voter ID prevents registration fraud (like that committed by ACORN workers)==== |
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| − | ===Dead people cast votes on a widespread scale=== | + | ====Voter ID prevents double voting==== |
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| − | ===Voter impersonation occurs on a widespread scale=== | + | ====Dead people cast votes on a widespread scale==== |
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| − | ===You would lose your vote without recourse if someone cast a ballot in your name without ID=== | + | ====Voter impersonation occurs on a widespread scale==== |
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| − | ===People would go out of their way to obtain ID if there were a reward, and therefore those lacking ID do not have enough incentive to exercise the franchise and therefore should not vote=== | + | ====You would lose your vote without recourse if someone cast a ballot in your name without ID==== |
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| | ==References and footnotes== | | ==References and footnotes== |
| | {{Reflist}} | | {{Reflist}} |