Voter Fraud

[fishbones]

Oops, sorry. I should have said voter fraud and voter registration fraud. Much of what is called voter fraud is actually voter registration fraud.

[PaulS]

Originally Posted by fishbones

Oops, sorry. I should have said voter fraud and voter registration fraud. Much of what is called voter fraud is actually voter registration fraud.

So, my statement is correct? There is practically no voter fraud and the answer to Ronnies question is that it is a non issue?

Does it say in the constitution you have to have an ID to vote? I read that in some parts of TX, you have to travel a couple of hours to get an approved ID.

[fishbones]

Originally Posted by PaulS

So, my statement is correct? There is practically no voter fraud and the answer to Ronnies question is that it is a non issue?

Does it say in the constitution you have to have an ID to vote? I read that in some parts of TX, you have to travel a couple of hours to get an approved ID.

This is getting comical now. No, your statement is still not correct. There was quite a bit of voter fraud. The voter registration fraud was pretty bad, too.

Did the Founding Fathers have ID's? Pretty weak argument to go to the Constitution when talking about ID's for voting. If you needed to drive a couple of hours to get an ID to open a bank account or to get a mortgage, would you do it? If you needed an ID to sign up for welfare to feed your family, would you somehow get to the place to get one? It's funny how no one complains that you shouldn't have to show an ID for things other than voting.