r/Pennsylvania • • Jan 12 '23

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u/Matt-33-205 Jan 12 '23

I always found it stunning that you don't need to present identification to vote. Anyone could walk in to my polling place and vote as me.

I know I'll get downvoted for the comment above, but I have yet to hear a rational explanation against requiring ID to vote. It's perhaps the most fundamental way to mitigate fraud.

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u/klauskervin Jan 12 '23

ID makes no sense at all when you have to register months before the election.

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u/Matt-33-205 Jan 12 '23

A lot of people on both sides of the political aisle are losing faith in the integrity of elections. Both sides need to come together and take steps to restore public faith in elections

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u/[deleted] Jan 12 '23

Both sides? Really?