Russell ContrerasVerified account

In Maryland you show photo ID once to vote upon becoming a resident. No photo ID required in all elections afterwards.

Maryland has voters sign to verify their original ID. They have your signature to verify when you sign in each election.

Cursive is still taught in MD public schools. Signatures can be used to verify voter info. Why spend #taxdollars on IDs?

Just having to sign to verify I am me, feels very hometown-like. It's voter-friendly. Not costly. Not fraud-friendly.

You'd have to be able to fake a lot of signatures to commit voter fraud via signing to verify lots of people's info.

States like #NM and others like to complicate stuff that should be KISS to make it easy for workers to take time to vote.

I can leave my purse locked in my trunk to go into vote since I don't have to drag an ID with me. In and out faster.

I've never had to wait any longer than 5 minutes in line to use a voting machine due to Maryland's election procedures.

Some legislators who've tried to demand IDs, have been shot down by their own constituents threatening to vote them out.

MD governors have been given hell by voters when they have mentioned having folks show photo IDs each election.