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"We have plenty of problems in America, but voter fraud is not one of them. Republicans and Democrats, conservatives and progressives have investigated the possibility extensively. No credible review ever found widespread election fraud or anything more than a few cases among millions of votes cast.
The Brookings Institution, a centrist think tank, decided to dive into the election integrity issue. To do so it used data collected by the Heritage Foundation, the far-right think tank that authored “Project 2025.”
Brookings found that no election outcome in the U.S. has been altered by fraud. In Pennsylvania, for example, researching 32 elections over three decades, a grand total of 39 cases of fraud were found of the 100 million votes cast. That works out to .000039%. No system is perfectly safe, but U.S. elections are pretty close."
SC 1 - the SAVE act isn’t just asking for voter ID, it’s making the requirements incredibly narrow to pretty much a passport for most people. To obtain a single passport is ~$200. That is a lot of money for low income individuals and that’s why this would be considered a poll tax.
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Anyone against voter ID should also be against other types of ID else they support voter fraud
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Can you explain that again but differently?
Most states do have programs for free voter IDs (normal IDs, not a passport or whatever you need for SAFE).
What Democrats usually complain about is it takes effort to use those programs (might have to give up a few hours / half a day) and they think it should be as easy as instacart dropping off their Whole Foods order.