Drivers' licenses with "non-driver" text added?
2016 US Presidential Elections | Trump Wins
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yup, Non driving State ID.
To obtain one, you require a Birth Cert, Social Security Card along with proof of residence. Of course the State ID is not free of cost either (relatively cheap tbf)
Just looked and indeed they do it through the DMV.
U.S. Citizens
Applications must be made in person at your local OK DPS office. You will need:
- Proof of your identification, such as your:
- U.S. birth certificate (certified).
- Valid U.S. passport.
- Social Security card.
- Proof of your name change (if applicable), such as your:
- Marriage certificate.
- Court order.
No idea whether it was a non-driver' License but yeah it was through the DMV.
A street I used to drive by in Baltimore. Do you think the residents have their birth certificate, passport and SS card handy? I'm exaggerating my point because residents here are not too likely to be interested in voting. But a few streets over I'm sure they are but can't afford the time to get these documents. Those are the ones being disenfranchised with these laws being put forward.
A street I used to drive by in Baltimore. Do you think the residents have their birth certificate, passport and SS card handy? I'm exaggerating my point because residents here are not too likely to be interested in voting. But a few streets over I'm sure they are but can't afford the time to get these documents. Those are the ones being disenfranchised with these laws being put forward.
In India i have seen people striving to get Voter ID's just to vote in far flung rural areas with mass poverty if anything because they need government more than the well off.
There are flaws at state level including deliberate striking off but the process generally works well with a even bigger and more diverse population. You can also use Driver license and other ID's as long as you check your name on the voter list which political parties also help in doing.
Now there's a whole process going on about getting everyone a Biometric ID which is then linked to subsidies and might be necessary for a bank account in the future also. And a case regarding it being a invasion of privacy is also on in the supreme court at the same time.
Oh yeah, I believed you that not every american has an ID from the first post. I didn't need convincing that it's possible
. Was just saying how absurd I think it is.Not everyone in my country has a valid driving's license or passport, either. The difference is that we have an ID, which is exactly and only that - a card with your picture and most important information that is used to verify your identity. Everyone above the age of 14 is required to have and carry it, with the first one being free and then there's some symbolic tax in the sort of 10 euros that you have to pay to get a new one (every 10 years). You need that ID for so many things here, I can't imagine being able to live without one. That's why I was so shocked americans don't have one.
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Good video, very funny
Basically the same in Hong Kong, well, everyone gets them at 11 and are required to carry them at 15.Oh yeah, I believed you that not every american has an ID from the first post. I didn't need convincing that it's possible
Not everyone in my country has a valid driving's license or passport, either. The difference is that we have an ID, which is exactly and only that - a card with your picture and most important information that is used to verify your identity. Everyone above the age of 14 is required to have and carry it, with the first one being free and then there's some symbolic tax in the sort of 10 euros that you have to pay to get a new one (every 10 years). You need that ID for so many things here, I can't imagine being able to live without one. That's why I was so shocked americans don't have one.
so when have the Democrats won the Southern States?
right wing nonsense.
Your Republican president did not find evidence. Its simply voter suppression.
move on.
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Not since 1976 is your answer, but Clinton made some ground back in '92 and '96. Still, if Obama could only win three against McCain and two against Romney, you'd have to imagine Hillary would be lucky to win more than one or two.
lots of local stretegic voting going on.
Hillary is a very unpopular candidate. She is not her husband. She will win VA. cant see her winning any other Southern state. Her problem is not these states. But FL, OH,MI. They just don't trust her and rightly so.
Ralph Nader's kicking himself.
Looks good for Bernie in Missouri on those numbers, possibly Illinois, less so Ohio.
If Kasich wins the nomination in a contested convention, would he have a chance in the general?
Considering he is the only acceptable candidate for the establishment, could they put him forward over Trump and Cruz in the convention.
Considering he is the only acceptable candidate for the establishment, could they put him forward over Trump and Cruz in the convention.
In India, they strive to get a voting ID so that they can get the money for the vote. Please don't take offence coz I'm an Indian too.
I used to think like you because vote fraud is a big problem in India. Rough estimates put that 10 to 20% of overall ballot in India could be a result of vote fraud and in some localities, it's much higher. US simply doesn't have the same issue. Take the numbers with a pinch of salt because I can't search and provide links to back that up.
Before I became a citizen (I think I had my green card at the time) I received a voter ID card.
Not sure why I got it but it does make you think.
Firstly that's too much of a generalization and a elitist view re the first point. I have been to many such rural and urban areas and making their voice heard to get subsidies to survive on or caste/religion identity is a much bigger factor than Money which is a reducing concept in a secret ballot anyway
And re the 2nd point yeah that was a problem but those figures are much exaggerated. Obviously depends area to area but in the past 10/15 years or so it's been cut down a big deal with use of technology compared to what it was before.
Anyway, i am not sure what this has got to do with the point i was making specifically. Probably wrong thread for this debate also.
I'm from Usilampatti, Tamil Nadu, studied in Trichy, Tamil Nadu and worked in Chennai, Tamil Nadu. I don't just visit rural areas, I'm from rural India with a significant caste issue. I will definitely agree that the effort from people to get Aadhar cards is to get subsidies from Govt. We've had so many cards now (PAN, Voter and Aadhar card etc), but I believe that the notion of poor people striving to get Voter Id card to exercise their voting right/getting their voice heard is far fetched. Obviously, it's not the only reason and not every poor person does it, but our politics is heavily based on caste.
But money for vote is a significant issue in India. I never begrudge a poor person for accepting money to vote for a particular party, especially when the choice is between Karunanidhi and Jayalalitha. It is relevant to this thread because India's voting issues are significantly different from US. India needs a strong check for voter Id because it's a big issue, even taking conservative numbers and we still don't have a signle political party trying to make it tougher for a particular demographic to vote.
Trump's people thing Kasich may take Ohio.
Huh ? It happens with different demographics varying from state to state depending on party in power almost continously. Though voters and other parties/organizations don't allow it to happen on too much a large scale. For example in panchayat election in Gujarat recently with patels angry after agitation there were widespread allegations of patel voters being struck off lists and what not and it goes on all the time.
Dunno if you are basing it only on Tamil Nadu because it varies a lot state to state but you are generalizing way too much. And yeah, it's not only to vote but for other uses as well you need a ID but to say it's only to take money is ridiculous. And money for vote is a issue especially in states like Tamil nadu with parties like DMK, AIADMK but in a secret ballot it's a reducing one.
Anyway, i'd leave this discussion for another thread/or for the time being on here.
Has Rubio dropped out?
Said he's looking forward to Utah
Trump 47.1
Rubio 22
Cruz 15.5
Kasic 7.7
2% reporting in FL
Rubio 22
Cruz 15.5
Kasic 7.7
2% reporting in FL
Trump up really big in Florida so far it seems.
Hillary up comfortably as well so far.
Hillary up comfortably as well so far.
Trump and Clinton with huge early voting leads in Florida, as expected. Shouldn't take long for either to be called.
Marco is getting creamed so far in FL.
Trump is up by 23 in FL with 14% counted. They will surely call it as a win anytime now. Its all down to Kasich in Ohio and possibly Cruz in MO.
Trump and clinton way up early on (12/16% reporting)
Don't tell @barrosBefore I became a citizen (I think I had my green card at the time) I received a voter ID card.
Not sure why I got it but it does make you think.
Think they have to wait until all the polls close in the state which happens at 8 ET.
Hillary gonna win enough delegates to compensate any other loss today from Florida it seems.
Yep, forgot about that. They are still voting in the panhandle.
Yup, up 60 in Miami Dade...
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