Unbe-effing-lievable.

DaSleeper

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May 27, 2007
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Is that a run-on question, Walter?
Just a trick question for Liberals
:wink:
 

Dixie Cup

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Um yeah - I had to show ID when I voted both federally and city to prove that I lived in the area. What's wrong with that?

And my ID was matched with the voters list.
 

lone wolf

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I'd be absolutely pizzed if I showed up at the polling place only to find my name already stroked off the list - but then with voter turn-outs being the way they are, vote-fixers have around a 40% chance of picking a no-show
 

EagleSmack

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A utility bill with name and address will do or a friend can vouch for you.

Yes... Options 2 and 3 in Canada's Voter ID Law.

Those are considered racist down here. I do not think they are... but opponents to any sort of voter ID or confirmation law will tell you so.

Canada does the right thing. Good for you guys.
 

BornRuff

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Yes... Options 2 and 3 in Canada's Voter ID Law.

Those are considered racist down here. I do not think they are... but opponents to any sort of voter ID or confirmation law will tell you so.

Canada does the right thing. Good for you guys.

The problem with the debate is that it is really purely a political move. Only one party is really keen on it because most of the people that it would disenfranchise vote for their rivals.
 

El Barto

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After the last referendum in Quebec all elections needed ID
Many dead voters were separatist apperently
 

BornRuff

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