The easy fix to that, add a photo to the Texas voter registration card, similar to the way a provisional drivers license has a picture. Voter registration cards are free and with the photo ID there is no excuse not to require a photo ID, since it would be free to everyone.
.@staceyabrams: “In Texas you can vote with your gun license, but not your student ID. You pay the same state the same money. In fact, you pay more money for your student ID” https://bit.ly/34Ap3Ci pic.twitter.com/mfWBOmYaMD
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That way you assuage the concerns that a photo idea or cost prohibitive or some sort of burden and you also eradicate the fear of voter fraud. I’m not naive enough to think either extreme would accept this offer, but it’s a rational fix.
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We’re all proud of you Stacey. Thanks for educating and exposing them
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Student IDs are not registered to the state. Gun registration licenses are registered to the state and also require a background check. This comparison doesn’t make sense.
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