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[quote=Anonymous]1. You don't actually need an ID for most of those. Businesses often ask for one as a means of limiting their liability but one isn't strictly required. Air travel is the big exception. 2. There are often a variety of different documents one can use in those circumstances. It is not strictly limited to one specific type. 3. The new voter rules being pushed tend to limit things to one specific form of ID. For example, one of the Dakotas limited it to a state issued drivers license with a street address. It just so happens that Native Americans that lived on the reservation tended to have a Tribal Authority ID and did not have a standard street address. Notice that a passport doesn't count under those rules. At this point a national voter ID is probably a good idea just to make this issue go away. Ironically, there is a lot of overlap between people against a national ID but for ID requirements for voting.[/quote]
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