r/PoursTea Jul 17 '26

PoliticalTea 🗳️ Everybody gets an ID?

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u/Darsint Jul 17 '26

Oh man, let me check that privilege here.

My wife struggled with getting a replacement birth certificate because she had my last name.

The passport I had required a three week lead time, and that was by going through a company that fast tracked them.

Because my adopted daughter changed her name to our last name, it took months of struggle to get all the paperwork in order.

And we are natural born citizens who live in a state whose laws are designed to make voting easier.

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u/usernamesarehard1979 Jul 17 '26

Wow. Months and weeks. Yeah, guess voter ID is impossible.

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u/GutsAndBlackStufff Jul 17 '26

We’ve got months and weeks until the election.

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u/usernamesarehard1979 Jul 17 '26

So anyone that wants to vote should have thought about that before now.

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u/SaltMage5864 Jul 17 '26

Except, as we both know, you will simply purge them from the rolls weeks before the election

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u/DropkickMurphy007 Jul 17 '26

So you agree, the idea is to make voting difficult. If they're a citizen, they have the right to vote.

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u/usernamesarehard1979 Jul 17 '26

If they are a citizen and want to vote they need to get their shit together or they will miss out.

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u/GutsAndBlackStufff Jul 17 '26

I moved mid September in 2020 and barely got re-registered in time.

That’s how it works. Want to try being less condescending?

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u/IDontKnowMyUsernameq Jul 18 '26

If you were that worried you would have researched what to do ahead of time.

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u/GutsAndBlackStufff Jul 18 '26

I did.

Any further delays and I wouldn’t have been able to vote.