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In response to "So, in your opinion," by Strongbad

Yes. Particularly given how difficult it can be for people to get state-issued ID's.

Posted by Kim Pine (aka Callisto) Sep 19 '12, 12:57

As I mentioned here when we were talking about Sceire's travel problem (no ID), I looked at the ID requirements here and it can be *very* challenging to have all the documents required to obtain one.

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Plus, the costs involved in getting the documents plus the cost of the ID itself. - Spawn Sep 19, 13:00 7
- Right. IDs are free here, but we had a case last week where someone was still charged anyway. - Kim Pine Sep 19, 13:01 1
  - (free if they're being obtained for voting purposes, that is) - Kim Pine Sep 19, 13:02
- Aren't the ID's free in some states? -- nm - Strongbad Sep 19, 13:00 4
  - Documentation, like a copy of a birth certificate, isn't. -- nm - mara Sep 19, 13:06
  - Maybe in some, not in all. -- nm - Spawn Sep 19, 13:04
  - you are talking about the possiblity of a law keeping a legal voter from being able to vote. as an american citizen you should - dogbert Sep 19, 13:03 1
    - sorry, typo... "you should *not* be behind -- nm - dogbert Sep 19, 13:07

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Yes. Particularly given how difficult it can be for people to get state-issued ID's.

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