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Florida also requires a photo ID, but only when you vote in person. Unfortunately once the Dems do a third party voter registration drive, where forms are collected and mass submitted fraud becomes rampant.

Since they know the newly registered voters are not incline to register or vote anyway, they can copy forms including signatures, change forms to a common mailing address, request absentee ballots for the group registered, and submit mass mailings absentee votes with forged signatures. If the voter shows up in person, they're told you already voted, and a provisional ballot is issued.

It used to be that you had to appear in person to request an absentee ballot and give a valid reason you could not vote in person.

With early voting, there should be no need for absentee ballots except for shut ins. These could be delivered in person, with the requirement that a valid government issued ID be presented, in order to receive the ballot.

There has been a effort to clean up voter registration rolls in Florida, especially North Florida (in coordination with the postal service). If a registered voter owns a home and receives mail at another address, along with their home address, the Supervisor of Elections requires the voter to show proof of residence for precinct assignment.

Unfortunately the large areas controlled by the Dems have fought the effort to clean up registration rolls at every step. Remember the Democrats filing a law suit to allow Supervisor of Elections in South Florida to accept absentee ballots where the signatures on the ballots did not match the signatures on the original registration form. Remember the Broward Supervisor of Elections group that was caught opening absentee ballots and filling blank ones out in a secure room.