Or I don’t know, vote in person and bring your ID.
Silly Freeper. When did people ever vote in person? That would mean they would have to leave their houses and break house arrest.
“Or I don’t know, vote in person and bring your ID.”
The obvious answer.
However, let’s address the issue of access to a copier. Kinko’s and Officemax are not the only locations where citizens can obtain copies. Most workplaces have a copier and allow employees to make one or two personal copies. Many post offices and public libraries have copying machines which can be used for a very small charge. UPS and other private mail/package concerns have copying machines. If you own a cell phone you can scan documents and print them out on a computer printer. A neighbor may have a scanner and computer printer if you can’t scan and print at home. A local school or government office might make a copy at no cost or for a nominal charge.
The concern about someone being disenfranchised due to inability to make photocopies is a complete non issue.