Re:DEF CON report on vulnerabilities in US election infrastr...
by mulmen on Monday October 01, 2018 @08:38PM
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It does not.
The question you should be asking is what party advocates for voter ID laws in the absence of any evidence to their necessity.
Voter ID laws are a solution to a problem that does not exist to allow political parties that advocate them to suppress votes at will. There is no existing need for voter ID laws and voter ID would not prevent tampering with voting machines.
It may be a worthwhile exercise to see what states advocate insecure voting methods (machines) and voter ID laws.
The question you should be asking is what party advocates for voter ID laws in the absence of any evidence to their necessity.
Voter ID laws are a solution to a problem that does not exist to allow political parties that advocate them to suppress votes at will. There is no existing need for voter ID laws and voter ID would not prevent tampering with voting machines.
It may be a worthwhile exercise to see what states advocate insecure voting methods (machines) and voter ID laws.