postman
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That's gonna put a crimp in the military vote. Their military ID is not accepted as proof of residence.
What good is a photocopy, if the photocopy is not in some way certified. Anybody with a printer and photoshop can create a realistic looking ID photocopy.But it does prove who is voting. It's one thing to take a ballot out of somebody's mailbox and send it in, and quite another if a photocopy of a valid picture ID had to be included.