No one has been denied the right to vote by the Indiana Voter ID Law. The record clearly
establishes without challenge that 99 percent of the Voting Age Population in Indiana already has the required ID, in the form of drivers licenses, passports, or other identification. Of the remaining 1 percent, senior citizens and the disabled are automatically eligible to vote by absentee ballot, and such absentee voting is exempt from the Voter ID Law.
KNIGHT: Voter ID terrifies Democrats - Washington Times
Make them free and easy to get and then you don't have a problem. Voter suppression comes into play when you start charging and asking the elderly and minorities to jump through hoops in order to get the IDs.
Nobody is afraid of getting out the vote more than Republicans. It is a factor to Republicans when voter turnout is high, it has always been a factor. High voter turnout is good for Democrats.