Thread: After Roadblocks, Florida Officials Push to Enforce Voter ID

Great News!

No Match, No Vote. It’s now more than just an electoral catch phrase in Florida.

With Election Day fast-approaching, the Sunshine State is finally enforcing this local law aimed at preventing voter fraud, after several roadblocks.

The intent of the “No Match, No Voteâ€

We need to revamp our voting procedures.

People need to be made to register, in person, or provisions made for those totally physically unable to appear in person. The SS# should be verified - along with DOB and sex.

A voter registration should include a picture ID.

Then let's have smaller precincts - hand count - and throw out those electronic machines. There is too much room for skulduggery with those things.

Now if this would only happen in Nevada where only a "Worker Badge" is required in the Casinos....The same casinos that only hire Spanish speaking people for entry level jobs

[quote]“We didn’t allow voting on the basis of race, we didn’t allow it on gender, we didn’t allow it on literacy, we didn’t allow it on money because we had poll taxes. So this is just another in this [b]long history of trying to make it difficult to vote in the United States,â€

Just forwarded this story to my Secretary of State.

[b]It’s been in a holding pattern since then, after the NAACP and several other groups sued to block it, suggesting “no match, no voteâ€