Dem opposition merely reinforces the suspicion that they need maximum ballot box flexibility to win.
Link: https://nypost.com/2026/02/08/us-news/dem-pols-battle-against-national-voter-id-rule-despite-71-of-their-voters-backing-it/
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It can actually be used for either.
We have what you asked for, and I agree that such ID should be required in order to vote.
You’re a genuine jackass.
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I'm open to discussing both. You?
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Just not at a federal level... cuz that affects us all.
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Voter ID + nationwide mail-in voting + motor voter laws. No to showing proof of citizenship to vote.
Both sides get something, both sides compromised on other things.
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I live in Michigan where the mailed out ballots have been the deciding factor recently.
If I can do my banking, manage my investments and do my taxes online, why can't I vote online?
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I'm sure you occasionally receive "suspicious sign on" emails and/or texts. If this was you, no action is needed, but if it wasn't you press this button.
Thanks for voting, here is how your vote was tallied. If you didn't vote and/or our tally is wrong...
How often are things done right, in perpetuity?
We clearly are not doing things the right way now. As evidenced by the lack of trust in almost all of our institutions.
e.g., "helping" senior citizens vote at nursing homes, collecting their ballots for them. Massive fraud possibilities.
Again, there is no evidence of vote harvesting anywhere. There is however evidence that 1 president did try to steal an election. I wonder who that was.
you're inhaling it...don't be a dupe for that (expletive) moron (credit to Rex Tillerson).
and absentee ballots have been around for decades. Only since Obama was a candidate this became an issue scam talking point.
The other part of RFKs idea was, you could go to a government website, enter your free national ID # and see how your vote was tallied.
We have the technology to do all of this. And with the transparency, people can no longer question the integrity of the system and these stupid arguments among partisans go away.
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We have hundreds of elections of data. Millions of votes. It is an intensely studied issue.
Almost everyone who works elections in both red and blue states takes their job very seriously. They are committed to democracy, not to a party.
And the swing districts are preparing now to fight off interference from the White House in November.
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You can show me the data, but you can't prove the validity of the data.
Because you are not right.
If I mail my vote, I don't even know if it was received, much less counted and how.
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This is why, RFKs solution to this is so brilliant. If everyone that voted can go look at their vote, voter integrity confidence immediately goes to 100.
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When you should be like We can get vote integrity confidence near 100? Tell me more."
It's a faith-based skepticism. No amount of evidence (or lack thereof) will convince them otherwise.
Folks move and die and become incapacitated. The ONLY way to be sure that any vote is legitimate by a US citizen is to have them show up in person.
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making a fool of yourself...
Link: https://bipartisanpolicy.org/report/mail-voting-is-safe-secure/
But tell us why they are important to Democrats but not Republicans?
Not sure you understand the word "compromise."
I assure you there is no more fraud in mail-in voting than any other kind. And there is very little in any other kind.
There is no need to prove any fraud if everyone must show up.
There is no reason to allow people to vote without showing up other than to commit fraud.
You listen to too much right-wing media.
It is not any more fraud-heavy than in-person voting.
And there are zealots on the left equally uninterested in a compromised. The outline of a deal is obvious to normals.
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Do we really want the laziest people, the dumbest people deciding our country's future? Of course not.
Maybe forcing someone to get up off their couch on voting day is a decent proxy for making sure voters actually care enough to inform themselves slightly more than the most ignorant people in the country.
If a person has a certified non-mental, physical-only disability, then we can talk about how to handle that. There should be hoops to jump through to get such a certification for voting purposes.
Our biggest problem is that the people who care enough to go to the primaries also happen to be the nuttiest and looniest partisan people in our society. And so, we get bad choices, which disenfranchises everyone from the "lazy moron" to the I'm too busy that day, to the apathetic because it will suck no matter what.
We need more engagement, not less.
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