Why is there so much support for supporting ID laws such as in this thread, yet most are silent about other issues such as vote transparency (closed systems such as diebold are not in the best interests of democracy), poorly allocated voting booths (2 per precinct in low income areas, 6 per in high income -- you think long lines don't effect ones ability/desire to vote?)?
Both of these issues occurred in Ohio in 2004 (fun facts link from a Bush supporter here). Seems like these issues would have a much greater impact on the vote than some number of people engaging in personal vote fraud. Why break the law and get one extra vote when I can manipulate thousands or directly hack the outcome?
Both of these issues occurred in Ohio in 2004 (fun facts link from a Bush supporter here). Seems like these issues would have a much greater impact on the vote than some number of people engaging in personal vote fraud. Why break the law and get one extra vote when I can manipulate thousands or directly hack the outcome?