It's easier to vote in Denver than to get a library card

[VailPatriot]

MASS VOTER FRAUD DISCOVERED IN FLORIDA

A local Florida station invented an unprecedented way to check for voter fraud: jury excusal forms. NBC2 compiled a list of jury excusals based on not being a citizen of the United States and compared it to a list of registered voters in two counties. They discovered almost 100 illegally registered voters, many of whom had voted multiple times.

breitbart.tv/mass-voter-fraud-­discovered-in-fl/

[TheBuddyLama]

There is NO legitimate reason, no justification, for not requiring more than one valid ID including at least one photo ID. And allowing people to vote after living here for a mere 30 days is absurd! We let friggin' tourists vote on issues that affect us permanent residents FOREVER!

ENOUGH ALREADY!

[Supralobe]

Colorado was reporting a high number of provisional ballots this year.

[ohioanerer]

If you google "michigan law overton" the top link is a good article explaining why photo ID requirements for voting are a bad idea.

[RandalllFlagg]

I was required to bring a voter card and my ID to vote early 2 Fridays ago. But this doesn't surprise me a bit -your video.

They can't win if they don't cheat.

BTW, I hope you folks don't vanish now that the election's over. You've done a great job this season.

The battle's just starting.

Thanks for the upload.

[ohioanerer]

I'll bite. I don't think most states require a photo ID, from what I've read photo ID requirements are a relatively new thing only a few states have adopted.

This is the way it's been for 200 years and as far as I know there haven't been any widespread cases of abuse and fraud by voting for someone else.

Requiring ID would probably put an admittedly small but significant hurdle for a number of people, and lower turnout as a result. It's an unnecessary solution for a non-problem.