The headline should read;
"New voter ID law reduces Voter Fraud and could stop thousands from voting multiple times."
The laws would applied equally regardless of race, age, or religion. The new laws have been challanged by groups supportive of easy voter access to the polls even by those without creditials and thus encouraging fraud.

You see it is all in how you write it.

This seem to be taking the County back to when you had to own property in order to vote and even then you had to pay a pole tax in order to vote. This is just unreal and an object be placed in the way to keep the group that will and do vote from voting. This is just another way to cut some people down.

Give me a break! There is no way in the world someone should be able to vote without some kind of official identification. There absolutely is fraud today, and it must be addressed. Rather than throw the baby out with the bath water, why not work on reasonable ways of establishing LEGITIMATE identification for those that LEGALLY QUALIFY. It's absolutuley crucial that we do what's necessary to maintain the integrity of our elections. Voting is a right, but also a serious responsibility.

Did they ask the the one's with out an ID if they voted in the last election. I bet a large number have not voted in years.

I Wisconsin they can obtain an ID at no cost at the Motor vehicale Department.

Voting is a responsibility as well as a right. I wouldn't show up for work without a shirt and shoes. I won't show up to vote without an ID.

Drive a car,cash a check,open an account,buy a beer,purchase a pack of smokes,bottle of wine,use a credit card,PHOTO ID REQUIRED...enter the country or elect the government no ID necessary...STUPID OR WHAT?

I have never had to show an ID to vote. Voting is not lilke driving, flying, opening a checking account, or any other comparison. These are all privleges, where voting is a right. There are almost no prosecutions for voter fraud. This is a self-discribed plan to deny voting to a constituency.

I would imagine that those that don't have an ID have plenty of time to get one since they obviously don't do anything else and must rarely leave their homes! You should have valid ID to register to vote... If you have a job, you had to show ID for your I-9 (required by law); if you drive a car, you should have valid ID; if you travel anywhere by plane; if you smoke; if you drink, if you go to any bar; if you have a bank account; if you have a credit or debit card; if you receive any assistance from federal or state (welfare, state health care, disability, Section 8 housing, etc.) iand etc., etc., etc. These poor 'disenfranchised voters' don't have friends that can assist them? Every community has some type of community action program or place you can contact that will assist residents (free of charge) to get a ride (since they can't LEGALLY drive without a license) to the MVD to get a state issued ID. Even the small town where I live (less than 2,000 people) has free ride assistance that people use all of the time! If you need to register, go to your local town office - they should have the application to register. They should also be able to tell you who or where to contact for help getting ID! Go to your local library and get on-line if you don't own a computer or cell phone with internet access to find where you can get assistance with getting ID and registered. On September 25th there will be a nationwide concentrated drive to get people registered to vote! The ONLY people that won't be able to vote will be those few that are to lazy or really don't care enough to get it together to meet the miniscule requirements that millions of Americans have already completed so that they can vote OR those that are NOT LEGALLY able to vote (non-citizens, felons). There are no valid excuses for anyone that is an American citizen!