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Originally Posted by JAFF
Thats true for everyone. But its easier to get an updated ID, than an original. You can go to any BMV and get an ID, just show residency.
You could have the seniors apply for a US passport. Waive the fee for graduates. Granted there will be gaps, nothing is perfect. The majority of new voters are going to be in school around the time they are 18. I know there are states that have mobile systems to get older people who are house bound or in nursing homes on the voter roles and getting them mail-in ballots.
Creating a pro active system of registration benefits everyone
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try and get an id in Raleigh. it takes all day. if we go to a voter id law, we need to make damn sure that it is as easy to get as a library card. also has to be free