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On Requiring Voters To Show ID At The Polls

I usually work at the polls on election day. When voters ask me why we don't require them to show ID to vote I tell them that Americans are not required to "carry papers." We, the People are in charge here and we do not have to prove to anyone that we are citizens.

Posted by Dave Johnson, Fellow on December 26, 2007 9:12 PM |

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