re: #159 BryanS

Is there a better method for curbing voter fraud than the requirement to present an ID? I’ve personally witnessed voter fraud, and while my own anecdote on what I observed is probably not typical, it does in fact occur. It was disconcerting when the person standing in front of me lied about their address, and both I and the poll worker across from this individual knew that the person voting did not love where they claimed to live but were still allowed to vote.

Hard to say what would curb voter fraud, especially since it largely doesn’t appear to exist outside of extremely small and isolated incidents.