Huh? There is no evidence of widespread voter fraud. Just because someone testifies that they saw something doesn't prove it. It's just hearsay. Please stop spreading disinformation.
Many people working minimum wage jobs don't have the ability to take an entire day off and spend the money to deal with the nightmare that is the DMV. Just because they aren't a fancy software developer doesn't mean that there vote shouldn't count equally as someone who can afford to take the day off.
Regarding needing a state ID to work, you can read on UCSIS' website what is required. One can use things like school IDs, voter registration, birth certificate, and SSA card. So, no, if you don't have a state ID it does not mean that you are working under the table.
In reality, there are tons of reasons why we shouldn't require more strict voter ID laws.
Many people working minimum wage jobs don't have the ability to take an entire day off and spend the money to deal with the nightmare that is the DMV. Just because they aren't a fancy software developer doesn't mean that there vote shouldn't count equally as someone who can afford to take the day off.
Regarding needing a state ID to work, you can read on UCSIS' website what is required. One can use things like school IDs, voter registration, birth certificate, and SSA card. So, no, if you don't have a state ID it does not mean that you are working under the table.
In reality, there are tons of reasons why we shouldn't require more strict voter ID laws.