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<blockquote data-quote="Joe" data-source="post: 294865" data-attributes="member: 9">If the issue was merely about flashing a person's ID to identify themselves, I don't think most people would have a problem with that.But then Both Georgia and Texas shoved through legislation which made drastic overhaul of 10 other things on their wish list.ie - Georgia eliminated an entire position &amp; allows others to overturn election results.So these people have much more sinister intent than they claim.And it's not just about ID requirements but controlling the ballot box and stuffing them with the votes they want.That is ini itself antidemocratic.I suppose it's your country, but wouldn't wanna live in one where the fundamental rules are altered at whim, undemocratically.It seems that voters in those states don't/didn't haev a say in what changes should or ought to be made to the voting procedures.Also, there was no proper commission with a bipartinsan support to address electoral reform. in those states.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Joe, post: 294865, member: 9"] If the issue was merely about flashing a person's ID to identify themselves, I don't think most people would have a problem with that. But then Both Georgia and Texas shoved through legislation which made drastic overhaul of 10 other things on their wish list. ie - Georgia eliminated an entire position & allows others to overturn election results. So these people have much more sinister intent than they claim. And it's not just about ID requirements but controlling the ballot box and stuffing them with the votes they want. That is ini itself antidemocratic. I suppose it's your country, but wouldn't wanna live in one where the fundamental rules are altered at whim, undemocratically. It seems that voters in those states don't/didn't haev a say in what changes should or ought to be made to the voting procedures. Also, there was no proper commission with a bipartinsan support to address electoral reform. in those states. [/QUOTE]

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