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Diamond_Dog

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4. Johnny I agree 100% -- and --

Mon Jan 9, 2023, 04:59 PM

Jan 2023

What about disabled folks who don’t drive anymore. Ohio expects them to find a way to get to a government office to secure the necessary documents (and pay the $$) to present to the BMV or court house or whatever? People in nursing homes who would like to vote? Same scenario. College students living at home or who can’t afford a car? It’s absurd what these ignoramuses are doing to disenfranchise voters. And in Ohio there is little to no voter fraud to begin with!

I understand there is a lawsuit in motion against this draconian voter ID bill … let’s hope it gets something accomplished.

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DeWine signed the new voter suppression law. Here's the thing about that. [View all] JohnnyRingo Jan 2023 OP

I agree. and mail the requirement info to all who have voted previously and inform them it's free. SharonAnn Jan 2023 #1

That - and black-box vote tabulation peppertree Jan 2023 #2

State-issued ID? They won't accept a US passport? Glorfindel Jan 2023 #3

A Passport doesn't have your address on it leftieNanner Jan 2023 #5

I guess being sticky about it is the point, isn't it? Glorfindel Jan 2023 #8

Yes it is. leftieNanner Jan 2023 #9

The one time home of John Glenn. JohnnyRingo Jan 2023 #11

Johnny I agree 100% -- and -- Diamond_Dog Jan 2023 #4

People may not know, but that $10 ID card.... JohnnyRingo Jan 2023 #6

An outrage. Diamond_Dog Jan 2023 #7

What's more... JohnnyRingo Jan 2023 #12

My point.... with my samplegirl Jan 2023 #13

A few years ago Indiana instituted a photo ID law and at the first election following, No Vested Interest Jan 2023 #10