Quote:Not at all, there's no constitutional right to vote. The constitution simply protects minorities from being prohibited to vote based upon race, gender, ethnic background, religion and financial status. But the idea that a qualifier other than citizenship would be unconstitutional isn't correct. We already have qualifiers on voting, for example felons are not allowed to vote. I'd prefer an earned privilege to participate in elections, said privilege should be equally offered to all citizens.

 

An ID is just trying to verify you're not cast a fraudulent vote no one should be against that. We have to many ignorant votes that's the real problem, people voting because it's a team sport.

It seems to be a solution that doesn't exist. It's a witch hunt. Aside from that, I don't have a problem with if it's a state mandated thing. 

 

You are proposing actually taking rights (as currently interpreted) away from people. You have to see how that clashes with a libertarian view point of liberty for all. I would however, not care as long as it's not based on religion or ideology at all but simply an understanding of the process. You can't test on knowledge or biases as that would be discrimination. 

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