M14 Shooter
The Light of Truth
As the meaningful right to vote is predicated on every voter being who they say they are and voting in accordance with where they live, disqualifying someone because they cannot prove where they live is perfectly legitimateAllow me to repeat myself - that is not the only way to verify voting qualifications. And since there are other - less restrictive ways - then disqualifying a person from voting because they are homeless is not a legitimate restriction on voting rights.
This is laughable at best for no reason other than there's no verification whatsoever by the state -- your idea allows anyone to claim to be anyone and vote virtually anywhere.For example a person can register in one, and only one, precinct and only be allowed to vote in the precinct they register in.
Homeless man: "I usually sleep under the bridge at 57th and 14th streets.
Election official: "Ok, that's precinct 98. That is your voting precinct and you'll vote at the King Community Center on 58th. You know where that is? Now, we're going to print your voter registration/voter ID (with photo). It will take about 15 minutes."