Reply With QuoteI wasn't asked for any ID, neither was my wife. our name only, looked up our names and we signed and voted.
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After voting today I asked the woman in charge (seem to be running the event) if I really needed my picture ID to vote and she said yes. I asked why? She said so we know who you are, that I'm voting in the proper place and that I only vote once. So I wonder how in the world can others vote without a picture ID??
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I wasn't asked for any ID, neither was my wife. our name only, looked up our names and we signed and voted.
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I would love to know where your polling place is. You have been talking about this for months and swore we were all telling lies, yet I heard on three different news channels early this morning that you needed to have a picture ID with you when you went to the polling place.Originally Posted by waterdog101
My wife voted before she went to work (around the time the polls opened) my daughter and I rode to the polls together. We were all asked for ID, but yet you weren't? Seriously, I would love to know what district you were in...or perhaps you are telling stories like you accused others of doing a few months ago!
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Are you in a small community where everyone knows each other? Maybe that would explain it? I just don't get it???
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Here in rural Southern Indiana we are asked (required) to show photo I.D. The poll worker looks our name up in the registry, sees our I.D., and we then sign the registry.
I have no problem with that.
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My polling was changed, the new one didn't have signs, or banners. there was an american flag flying but its always there.I needed to drive about 6 blocks, the longest trip ever.
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Doesn't matter. Ky 2011, no id no vote. Yes I witnessed homeboys (cornbread type), vote without it.
Why does Ky keep voting **** in for gov? Must be the wishy washy Ind's, pot smoking hippies.
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Nicholas county, never had to show ID.
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Is it just a small community? You might know most of the people there? Just curious.
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There are two precincts in the firehouse I vote in..............I went to the wrong precinct first.......ID in hand. The younger lady there said you don't need that when I pulled my license out of my wallet. They looked up my name and told me I must be in the other precinct. I thought I was, but I couldn't remember.
AT the other precinct, I SPECIFICALLY asked the older gentleman if I needed my drivers license. He said Yes.
This is why our country is so jacked up. In the same voting station, I got different answers.........
FUN.
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That could be part the reason but if it is required to show your ID then then you should have to show it, I doubt the folks looking up the names knew everybody coming to them and I never saw anybody show an ID... It looked to me like if your brave enough and knew somebody wasn't voting you could go to their location and vote for that person, just a thought but in a small county you would have to have a lot of testicular fortitude.
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my friend, I have been talking about the election for months, like everyone on here. can't remember talking much about picture ID and don't think I ever swore, anyone on here lied about anything.
I did have a picture ID in my pocket, I just wasn't asked for it.
I really don't know why, you had to show your ID. you may have looked like someone that couldn't be trusted.
I have made a lot of post on here, and I'm not going to look through them and try to find where I said someone was lieing, I remember saying I didn't believe what some politician's said.
but if you want to click on my name, it will show every post that I have ever made on here, you look through them all and if you can find one, you copy it and past it on this post, and not only will I apologise, to the person. I also will buy your dinner.
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