VA is now anti voting State

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Anonymous wrote:Thread title is deliberately misleading. None of those Bills would prevent registered voters from voting.

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It would prevent me from voting.

- registered voter

Not if you simply chose to comply with the law.

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There is no law that adults are required to have an unexpired photo ID.

Is requiring you to register to vote an issue for you? If I am not currently registered to vote, requiring me to register is preventing me from voting. You are taking away my right to vote. SHAME ON YOU for infringing on my rights like that. It is a hardship for me. I have no family to help. I have no money for a computer to register online, and I have to take a bus to go to register in person. Why do you require me to register to vote? Voting is MY RIGHT! How dare you require me to fill out a paper first and take away my right!

Nice irony.

Like a PP said, those arguing against some form of ID are irrelevant. In order to vote you must be a citizen of the country (national elections) or a legal resident of the jurisdiction (SLTT elections). In order to verify that criteria (that you are a resident/citizen and that you are who you say you are) some form of verifiable identification is required. Picture, fingerprint, ID and password, signature, something. Otherwise it shall be assumed that you do not have voting rights because you are not a citizen/resident and/or you are not who you say you are. This is not hard to understand folks. Stop being disingenuous with your arguments.

Right. That is verified when I registered to vote.

As I said, there is no law that adults are required to have an unexpired photo ID. There are no laws broken as PP said.

[Anonymous]

I have to show ID every time I go to a new doctor, urgent care or ER. You don’t? I had to get an ID card at the DMV for my child to play a certain sport, so identification and address could be verified. All of you don’t have any photo identification?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I have to show ID every time I go to a new doctor, urgent care or ER. You don’t? I had to get an ID card at the DMV for my child to play a certain sport, so identification and address could be verified. All of you don’t have any photo identification?

So? Having an unexpired photo ID is not required by law.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I have to show ID every time I go to a new doctor, urgent care or ER. You don’t? I had to get an ID card at the DMV for my child to play a certain sport, so identification and address could be verified. All of you don’t have any photo identification?

So? Having an unexpired photo ID is not required by law.

What? I didn’t say it was. I am saying it’s not hard for most people to get an identification card. And I was asking how those who claim they don’t have one go to doctor appointments.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I have to show ID every time I go to a new doctor, urgent care or ER. You don’t? I had to get an ID card at the DMV for my child to play a certain sport, so identification and address could be verified. All of you don’t have any photo identification?

So? Having an unexpired photo ID is not required by law.

What? I didn’t say it was. I am saying it’s not hard for most people to get an identification card. And I was asking how those who claim they don’t have one go to doctor appointments.

Ok. So you do acknowledge that people aren’t required by law to have a valid photo ID?

Just making it very clear for the dunces in the back row who may think otherwise.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I have to show ID every time I go to a new doctor, urgent care or ER. You don’t? I had to get an ID card at the DMV for my child to play a certain sport, so identification and address could be verified. All of you don’t have any photo identification?

So? Having an unexpired photo ID is not required by law.

What? I didn’t say it was. I am saying it’s not hard for most people to get an identification card. And I was asking how those who claim they don’t have one go to doctor appointments.

Ok. So you do acknowledge that people aren’t required by law to have a valid photo ID?

Just making it very clear for the dunces in the back row who may think otherwise.

You need a photo ID to go with your vaccine card to go to events or eat in restaurants. I'm honestly just not that worried about people who are so disenfranchised from society they don't have an ID. It can't be a big number to change election results.

I loved being able to vote by mail last year, it was very easy I'm glad they're keeping that.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Thread title is deliberately misleading. None of those Bills would prevent registered voters from voting.

Post reported.

It would prevent me from voting.

- registered voter

Not if you simply chose to comply with the law.

+1

There is no law that adults are required to have an unexpired photo ID.

Is requiring you to register to vote an issue for you? If I am not currently registered to vote, requiring me to register is preventing me from voting. You are taking away my right to vote. SHAME ON YOU for infringing on my rights like that. It is a hardship for me. I have no family to help. I have no money for a computer to register online, and I have to take a bus to go to register in person. Why do you require me to register to vote? Voting is MY RIGHT! How dare you require me to fill out a paper first and take away my right!

Nice irony.

Like a PP said, those arguing against some form of ID are irrelevant. In order to vote you must be a citizen of the country (national elections) or a legal resident of the jurisdiction (SLTT elections). In order to verify that criteria (that you are a resident/citizen and that you are who you say you are) some form of verifiable identification is required. Picture, fingerprint, ID and password, signature, something. Otherwise it shall be assumed that you do not have voting rights because you are not a citizen/resident and/or you are not who you say you are. This is not hard to understand folks. Stop being disingenuous with your arguments.

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Precisely this.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I have to show ID every time I go to a new doctor, urgent care or ER. You don’t? I had to get an ID card at the DMV for my child to play a certain sport, so identification and address could be verified. All of you don’t have any photo identification?

So? Having an unexpired photo ID is not required by law.

What? I didn’t say it was. I am saying it’s not hard for most people to get an identification card. And I was asking how those who claim they don’t have one go to doctor appointments.

Ok. So you do acknowledge that people aren’t required by law to have a valid photo ID?

Just making it very clear for the dunces in the back row who may think otherwise.

You need a photo ID to go with your vaccine card to go to events or eat in restaurants. I'm honestly just not that worried about people who are so disenfranchised from society they don't have an ID. It can't be a big number to change election results.

I loved being able to vote by mail last year, it was very easy I'm glad they're keeping that.

Even a photo ID that expired three months ago?