[originalbuckeye]

In 2004, at my voting place in California, I offered my driver's license for ID. The poll worker didn't look at it, just said ‘you don't need an ID, all we need is your signature’. No wonder voter fraud is as bad in our country as in any third world country.

[marstegreg]

This needs to be addressed before the next presidential election. The system Acorn created counts on stupid stuff like this to defraud all of us. I am enraged that A LOT of non citizens probably are voting. How can we do something about this? Any ideas?

[GVnana]

Yes, but in order to REGISTER you needed to provide name, address, a signature AND a "California driver license or identification number, if you have one, or the last four digits of your social security number, if you have one. If you do not have any of these numbers, the state will assign you a unique identification number."

In CA, voter registration is handled at the county level, and the registrar is responsible for validating applications. Which may be the reason we have less trouble than other states. Now if we had a citizenship requirement...