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It’s actually banned in many states for its easiness to manipulate voting. 

Not requiring an ID is even worse imho, especially when borders are not controlled anymore.

I mean in the end, it’s quiet simple, citizens should be allowed to vote and there must be a way to ensure the person at hand is a citizen. It’s actually shocking that the US hasn’t yet adopted this simple approach most other countries have for decades.

This is more than wild, no words to articulate this

Closes wilf thing have seen is an old saying about Africa development 

"Where development won't get to, ballot box will reach there" 

Intrinsic aim of politics worldwide is always self centered.

This is something I'm not very informed about in US politics. In my country, it's well-established that you need IDs to vote. I was surprised that it wasn't required in the USA, so I checked with Claude whether there was an issue with ID access in the USA. I didn't know obtaining IDs was cumbersome in the USA. They need to subsidize ID access:

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So far only Arkansas (or Arizona?) require IDs, I think it should be a normal requirement to only allow votes by citizens. Not an issue in many other countries actually, only US specific.

I would actually be surprised if getting an ID would be difficult since many of my friends easily got theirs when immigrating.

That’s a very pessimistic view and very much not fact based. IDs are something that poor people and minorities cannot access as easily. Fraud is an easy feat tactic to disenfranchise the most vulnerable voters. Until there is actual fraud I hope  things do not change. But in the US it is determined by each state.

That’s a very optimistic view my friend, I see where you are coming from. But there are ongoing investigations of irregularities and it opens the door for future manipulation - even if they may not have happened yet. And carrying an ID shouldn’t be a high burden for anyone. 

Just imagine mass migration of Russian/Chinese citizens as it is already happening and they could vote too in such a setup and shape the politics and future of the country as their originating countries want it.

And yet almost no fraud and people still don’t vote. I love that people can walk in, sign their name and then help determine the future of the country.

I encourage you to read about the founder of the org that created this graphic, and see if maybe this is a narrative with a specific agenda in mind :)

lmao ur too far gone my guy! i guess enjoy your xenophobia and paranoia. you could choose reality and be happier! ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

I encourage you to not get your information from Wikipedia, which is a left wing platform and not neutral by any means.

I encourage you to read about the founder of the org that created this graphic, and see if maybe this is a narrative with a specific agenda in mind :) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charlie_Kirk#Political_positions_and_activities

Only in Arkansas if I am correct, the remaining states do not require IDs.

do you have more information about this?id not required for voting in US?

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Absolutely truee.. ID reuired everywhere now mostly.

Ever hear of Jim Crow era voting restrictions? Ever hear of poll tests? Ever hear of armed thugs preventing people from voting? The term slippery slope exists for a reason. Voter fraud is almost nonexistent. I’d be willing to bet you can’t find 500 examples from the last election. ￼