Hypothetical:
You're a citizen and registered to vote. Are you opposed to showing somekind of photo ID to keep nonregistered /noncitizens from voting?
by 
tominhouston
ANSWERS: 6
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only if its used to enforce the law.
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I think a photo ID that verifies citizenship should be required to vote. Period.
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the controversy with this is that some poor people cannot afford a photo ID and this type of law would eliminate the poor from the voting pool which is not fair and goes against America's principles of everyone over 18 being able to vote.
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i think it's the only way to keep people from voting twelve times, like they did for bush in 2004
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I was required to show my driver's license. I don't want non-citizens voting. I am certainly NOT opposed to proving your identity.
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No. I think it should be mandatory in every state. A question in return: Which political party do you think would be most adversely affected?
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