[DaveMSmith]

Unfortunately, it’s going to have the practical effect of limiting opportunities for too many minorities, disabled and the elderly to exercise their franchise. Many seniors who don’t drive and many lower-income Americans who don’t have an automobile or a license now risk being turned away from the polls.

For those that can't drive, I think all states have a photo ID card that looks like a license-- it's required for check cashing, etc. I have one. What's the big deal?

[jonascord]

Without demanding an ID, it’s easier to cheat. No democrat would ever survive an honest election.

[pnh102]

For those that can't drive, I think all states have a photo ID card that looks like a license-- it's required for check cashing, etc. I have one. What's the big deal?

I'd go even further and support such non-DL photo IDs being offered to legal residents of a given state at no charge whatsoever. That would serve to completely wipe out the argument that low-income people are supposedly disenfranchised by voter ID requirements.