Not if you are trying to throw an election and create actual fraud.

-----Original Message-----
From: Maureen [mailto:[email protected]] 
Sent: Monday, June 27, 2011 03:02 AM
To: cf-community
Subject: Re: How states are rigging the 2012 election


Case 1: Not how it works.  Poll workers don't let people vote based on their
name being on a birth record, they have lists of registered voters with
name, age, and address.  You can show a voter registration card, or picture
ID.  Phone bills, etc..not acceptable.

Case 2: If the person had a fake picture ID with the correct address, maybe.
But that's an awful lot of trouble to go through just to cast a vote.

On Sun, Jun 26, 2011 at 6:09 PM, Gruss Gott <[email protected]> wrote:
>> Let's use case this:
>
> CASE #1:  Eligible unregistered male arrives at poll without ID.
> Description: Man's name is on state's birth record, therefore on list 
> of those eligible to register.  Man has electric bill and/or other 
> proof (pay stub, neighbor, etc).  Man is allowed to vote.
> Risk: man is impersonating a resident or man is voting twice.
> Analysis: even with ID same risk is tolerated; man could have fake ID 
> and/or already voted in another precinct.  ID did not help.
>
> CASE #2: Ineligible fraudulent female arrives at poll without ID.
> Description: Female is using name of voter either no longer in state, 
> dead, and/or impersonating eligible voter.  Women has fake electric 
> bill and/or other falsified documents.  Female is allowed to vote.
> Risk: same as case #1
> Analysis: Female can fake documentation including IDs.  ID did not help.
>
>
> FACT #1: IDs do not prevent fraudulent voting.
>
> FACT #2: The only way to prevent voter fraud via false documentation 
> is real-time knowledge of who CAN vote (via birth/death, immigration, 
> and residency records) and who HAS voted.  Neither of these are ID 
> solutions, ironically they're technology solutions.
>
> FACT #3: Single largest cause of vote inaccuracy is the collecting, 
> attributing, tabulating, and QAing of votes.
>
> CONCLUSION: IDs as a solution to preventing voter fraud is not
"reasonable".
>
> 



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