perfect
and ID can be a bill addressed to your hovel or a state id
speaking for me ...going to get a new id would be a hardship

@whiskywoman Connecticut accepts a wide range of ID's,on the day, such as mail addressed to you,credit cards with your name, SS card,, a property tax bill (even for a car) and etc...it's no biggie,your name gets crossed off a master list by address, bi-partisan oversight, of course.
"Hovel"? lol!

@AnneWimsey I don't think voter IDs shoudl be required at all. I had to perove who I was when I registered at the DMV where they make the IDs

Voter ID laws are designed to prevent people from voting. As an example in North Dakota, the law required an ID with a street address, which eliminated most Native Americans who lived on reservations which did not have street addresses, but who used P.O. Boxes. After the law went into effect the congressional district with the reservations flipped form democrat to republican, which is exactly what republicans designed the law to do.

In Georgia, they outlawed voting on Sunday, because Blacks would hire buses to take them directly form church to the polls. They now also require two IDs for voting, because one ID requirement didn't prevent democrats from winning in 2020.

@snytiger6 i think you need Something,if only a SNAP card...... what would happento a legitimate voter if I purloined their address by merely standing in their street? I could goto 10 polling places with an appropriate address it's not "first come, first served", it needs to be "one person one vote"

not exactly