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Originally Posted by Judy

I think you're the one who doesn't support your state laws. You're mad about legal weed laws, voted on by the people, not the legislature, the people, in one of California's largest turn out votes in history. Weed won 57-43%. Not even close!!!

So you decided it's time to change the subject? So Judy accepts the because they have been the majority, we should accept leftist rule?

Originally Posted by Judy

You're also mad about your voting laws and want to change them like a few other states have done to restrict African-American voting.

So when everything else fails, bring in the "Race Card"!

Originally Posted by jtdc

YOU DID IT ON A PUBLIC FORUM!

THEN WHY CAN'T AN 80 YEAR OLD PERSON?

Registering takes more than a pretty picture. If you are not registered, you can't vote. The Registrar Of Voters is supposed to verify citizenship. But liberals don't want them to have access to that information.



They can't legally register to vote. They can, however, pretend to be somebody else who can register. Without photo ID a registrar can't tell them from an 80 year old voter.

There was nothing secret about it, but you confused yourself from the beginning because you didn't follow the whole conversation, like most eavesdroppers, you got it wrong.

In every state I've lived, they verified citizenship through your original license when you turned 16 and presented a US birth certificate and social security number. Otherwise you have to present birth certificates or passports or some other verification. The state is responsible for ensuring that all registered voters are both citizens of the US and a resident of their state. How they do it varies from state to state but the requirement of citizenship and state residency are key in all states. This process has nothing to do with voter photo ID at the poll on election day. Two completely different processes.

Originally Posted by MW

There is no fee for a voter ID in your state of Texas. The voter ID has to be renewed every six years unless you're 70 years old or older (those card have no expiration date).

The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled that the requirement of a voter ID is legal, however, there can be no required fee to vote. That is why states that require a government issued voter ID must make a photo ID for the sole purpose of voting free of charge.

Found it.

That's all I wanted. If you are going to force me to have an ID to vote, I shouldn't have to pay for it.


Texas Begins Offering Free Voter ID Cards After Court Ruling

The U.S. Supreme Court's ruling on the Voting Rights Act means Texas can begin issuing voter ID cards.

June 26, 2013














By Julian Aguilar
Following the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision on Tuesday that paves the way for implementation of Texas’ voter ID law, the Texas Department of Public Safety announced it will begin processing applications for free voter ID cards this week.
On Wednesday, the department will begin issuing so-called election identification certificates for qualified voters. Offering the certificates is required by Senate Bill 14, a measure that passed in 2011 but was on hold until Tuesday's decision.
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The IDs are free and will be available to voters who do not yet have a viable form of ID, such as a driver’s license, a concealed handgun license, a passport or military ID. Applicants must go to a DPS driver’s license office to apply and show proof of citizenship. The IDs can only be used to vote, and are not acceptable forms of personal identification for other purposes.
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To qualify, applicants must be U.S. citizens and Texas residents and be eligible to vote in Texas. They must prove it by showing a valid voter registration card or submitting a voter registration application when applying for the card. Most documents will be valid for six years, though they do not expire for citizens 70 or older.
An accepted list of documents that prove citizenship can be found here, and proof of identity documents can be found here.
The free IDs were in response to opponents of voter ID who said thousands of voters would not have access to — or money for — valid IDs. Though they are available for no charge, opponents say obtaining the free IDs will still be difficult for potential voters who live far from DPS offices, or who don’t have money to purchase copies of their birth certificates if they don’t already have the document.

Originally Posted by Beezer

I support free ID for voting only. Extremely vetted!

I do not support DMV automatically registering people to vote. Too much fraud by the State and it's employees!

Thank you, Beezer!
That's all I want to!

Originally Posted by jtdc

So you decided it's time to change the subject? So Judy accepts the because they have been the majority, we should accept leftist rule?

So when everything else fails, bring in the "Race Card"!

What has failed? I think it's gone very well.

Originally Posted by Judy

This process has nothing to do with voter photo ID at the poll on election day. Two completely different processes.

As I said, your example of your mother was bogus. It also had nothing to do with photo ID. But photo ID is an important tool to help prevent fraudulent voting at the booth.

Originally Posted by Judy

What has failed? I think it's gone very well.

Yes, you've filled page after page with nonsense. I guess you could call that success.

LOL!! Bogus to you because you didn't know the question it was answering for someone else before you had your bout of diarrhea.

Originally Posted by jtdc

Yes, you've filled page after page with nonsense. I guess you could call that success.

Success is what you learn, expose, gain or fix from doing something.

Originally Posted by Judy

Success is what you learn, expose, gain or fix from doing something.

Heh!

I hit the old ignore button and - Poof! - headache gone!