[EL] Uh oh, Rick...

[Richman, Jesse T.]

Richard,

I completely agree.  One of the findings in the recent Electoral Studies article is that a large portion of the non-citizens who said they were asked to provide photo-identification at the polls claimed to have subsequently voted.  The message is that photo-ID laws seem unlikely to block even the majority of voting by non-citizens.

Jesse Richman
Associate Professor of Political Science
Old Dominion University

On Sun Oct 26 15:37:21 PDT 2014 Richard Winger richardwinger at yahoo.com <mailto:law-election%40department-lists.uci.edu?Subject=Re%3A%20%5BEL%5D%20Uh%20oh%2C%20Rick...&In-Reply-To=%3C1592805661.515845.1414363041164.JavaMail.yahoo%40jws10054.mail.ne1.yahoo.com%3E> wrote:

>Also I find it is useful to tell people that even with the strictest government-photo ID

>in place, there will still be election fraud of different types. A perfect election is

>impossible.

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