Absolutely jaw dropping.
I recently had to get a new Ohio driver’s license. In order to use my driver’s license as ID to fly domestically, I had to produce a birth certificate, my social security card, and recent bills to prove my residency.
But to vote, something as important as voting, an ID is discriminatory?!
You’re right. We are done.
Between November and now, the USSC as *effectively* decided, that - in the USA:
- any body, dead or alive, can vote
- any person of the world, can vote
- any “ballot” is a ballot to be counted
The question was whether you needed to supply a birth certificate or passport to provide citizenship when you voted. A state ID or voter ID or driver's license doesn't necessarily indicate citizenship although some say they're "not for federal identification" because they're not up to Real ID standards and, as I understand it, only citizens can get a "Real ID"
The reason Kansas was going the extra mile here is illegal aliens can get driver's licenses in many states, like CA, and perhaps GA.