re: #2 SoCaroLion

Even more fascinating is that you don’t seem to consider that time is a major constraint for many voters. Getting an ID is only possible during business hours, which is when most voters are least available; taking time out is costing them money since they aren’t working, so claiming that it’s free is facetious.

Then there’s the additional problem of cutting off early voting, so that they have to use time off to cast their ballot, compounding the above.

On the other hand, the ACA allows you to sign up for it outside of business hours; notice the website? And if your income isn’t enough to qualify for a regular insurance plan, then you can enroll in Medicare right there, without it costing you anything.