The ID needs to have info regarding voting eligibility as well. Our pastor is an election judge in west central Minnesota and doesn’t say much, but has told a story in which the person had ID, couldn’t say the name on it, but had the ID so was able to cast a ballot.
Right now you just have to have a utility bill, mortgage statement, etc if you don’t have an ID.
And, obviously, noncitizens voting are voting democrat. He says that every year there are voters who come out of the voting booth confused when they get to the positions that don’t have party listings (township board, soils and water district board, judges, etc) asking,”where democrat? Which one democrat? How to vote democrat?” All ESL speakers and quite likely noncitizens as well.
It’s maddening to live in places with rampant fraud and the powers that be do nothing to stop it. Funny how no one ever mentions that legal voters might feel “disenfranchised “ by observing continual voter fraud.
The last time I voted in Minnesota, I got the stink eye from the election judge when I showed my ID. This was the year (2010) that the state threatened to arrest anyone wearing a t-shirt saying “Ask for my ID” to the polling place. That was the year that Crazy Eyes Mark Dayton took the governor’s office. In 2011 I moved back to Texas.