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**Kneefrenolf** · 04-08-2011, 10:21 PM

based on recent threads i think it is pretty obvious that the same people who think requiring an ID to vote is a good idea would be up in arms about people being able to get a state id for free.

Note that for these laws to pass Constitutional muster, they must either provide a free ID or have a mechanism where people can certify that they cannot afford one (though, at least in Indiana's case, that certification cannot be made at the time of voting, you have to go to the clerk within 10 days of the election...).

04-08-2011, 10:21 PM	#1
Kneefrenolf Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 366 Senior Member	based on recent threads i think it is pretty obvious that the same people who think requiring an ID to vote is a good idea would be up in arms about people being able to get a state id for free. Note that for these laws to pass Constitutional muster, they must either provide a free ID or have a mechanism where people can certify that they cannot afford one (though, at least in Indiana's case, that certification cannot be made at the time of voting, you have to go to the clerk within 10 days of the election...).
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