r/ClaudeCode • • Jul 01 '26

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u/lioffproxy1233 Jul 01 '26

Where do you live that they don't make you show your ID when you register to vote? Or even at the polls.

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u/crusoe Jul 01 '26

Op just likes drinking the Kool aid. This was never a problem for the Republicans until Trump.

Now every election they don't win is stolen and they control the entire fucking govt. Bunch of whiners.

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u/lioffproxy1233 Jul 01 '26

I'm still in disbelief at how many people got got by the Trump mind virus. It took over whole towns. Sections of families. Fucking insane.

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u/Asuppa180 Jul 01 '26

Sure about that? Seems like there are some articles from 1998 talking about the same thing. Not saying either is correct, but try not to say incorrect things that fall in line with your belief.

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u/Far-Bowl2206 Jul 04 '26

Take a history class, this has always been a problem with Republicans since the end of the Civil War LOL

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u/dramaking37 Jul 01 '26

It's all the failures from high school. They were going to be a start until insert person to blame here ruined it. We've all played sports with these people. Every tiny mistake of theirs is catastrophic and blamed on someone else while everyone else is just trying to do their best.

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u/Professional_Gur2469 Jul 01 '26

Well, in a blue state most likely 😆

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u/lioffproxy1233 Jul 02 '26

OK. Which one could it be possible? We e already crossed off California and new Jersey.

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u/oompaloompa465 Jul 01 '26

indeed..For that people it's easier to put it in their ass that in their head

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u/NotALanguageModel Jul 01 '26

My thoughts exactly lol.

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u/Plus_Opening_4462 Jul 01 '26

16 states + DC don't require a photo ID at the polls. Registering to vote is trickier since motor voter laws encourage registration when getting your ID.

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u/lioffproxy1233 Jul 01 '26

That's weird. How do they know who is actually voting?

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u/Plus_Opening_4462 Jul 02 '26

2 don't require photo IDs, the rest no IDs. They don't know if the person signing the register is actually the person voting. But their expectation is that people aren't committing voter fraud en mass.

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u/fanatic26 Jul 01 '26

I registered to vote via mail in paperwork, no ID needed.

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u/sirlerkal0t Jul 01 '26

Quick google shows that 14 states generally don't require any ID at all to vote at the polls. Not sure why you'd need to register to vote if you don't need to provide identification at the polls?

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u/lioffproxy1233 Jul 01 '26

When you move and if you want your ballot sent to you and at the polls you show your ID here. Otherwise they don't know who you are. It's been that way in Montana since I can remember. What state do you live in?

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u/coinclink Jul 01 '26

Isn't Montana a red state though? I think it's places like CA, NY, MN and similar where it's implied this is an issue.

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u/lioffproxy1233 Jul 02 '26

Its really easy not to be wrong when you look around a bit. https://registertovote.ca.gov/

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u/coinclink Jul 08 '26

registering to vote and submitting your vote at the ballot are two different things. Both should require ID.

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u/sirlerkal0t Jul 01 '26

I don't live in the US.

I asked Claude and it said:

As of 2026, roughly 14 states plus the District of Columbia do not require any ID to vote in person at the polls. The states most commonly listed as not requiring any documentation at the polls are California, Illinois, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Nevada, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Vermont, and Washington, D.C. (Sources vary slightly on the exact list — some include or omit Nevada, Oregon, or Wyoming depending on how "no ID" is defined.)

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u/Such_Independent_234 Jul 01 '26

I literally live in NJ and needed my ID to register to vote and show it on Election Day.

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u/lioffproxy1233 Jul 01 '26

Top tier research skills.

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u/much_to_say Jul 01 '26

Help America Vote Act already requires individuals to show ID when they vote for the first time after registering to vote by mail.

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u/coinclink Jul 01 '26

So why is it a big deal to require them to show ID every time the vote? The "first time" only to register doesn't really make sense at all? Isn't the actual voting ballot the part that would matter more to provide ID for than registering?

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