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Topic	Why are stricter voter ID laws bad?
Paragon21XX 05/28/17 3:35:19 PM #48:	SK8T3R215 posted... SomeGuyUO posted... There are Republican states that allow hunting IDs to be used as voter ID but not student IDs. Well one is issued by the state I assume, the other isn't. Exactly. Student IDs hardly contain enough information to positively verify identity such as address in order to confirm if they're in the correct polling location, ID number registered with the state that can prove that they are who the state believes they are. Also, I believe @SomeGuyUO means to say carry permit instead of hunting ID (sic) which often actually has essentially all the information necessary to qualify it as an acceptable photo ID (photo, address, state ID number, physical description, etc). --- Hmm... <cite>Paragon21XX posted [p:879969682] in Why are st... [t:75395867]...</cite> <quote><cite>SK8T3R215 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>SomeGuyUO posted...</cite> <quote>There are Republican states that allow hunting IDs to be used as voter ID but not student IDs.</quote> Well one is issued by the state I assume, the other isn't.</quote> Exactly. Student IDs hardly contain enough information to positively verify identity such as address in order to confirm if they're in the correct polling location, ID number registered with the state that can prove that they are who the state believes they are. Also, I believe @SomeGuyUO means to say carry permit instead of hunting ID (sic) which often actually has essentially all the information necessary to qualify it as an acceptable photo ID (photo, address, state ID number, physical description, etc). --- Hmm...</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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