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JohnnyRingo

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12. What's more...

Reply to Diamond_Dog (Reply #4)

Tue Jan 10, 2023, 02:45 AM

Jan 2023

.. for those in nursing homes or hospitals, in order to vote absentee they have to prove they can't vote in person. Plus, they have to photocopy their ID and mail it along with the ballot.

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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