I just move to Nevada my drivers license cost me about $110 by the time I obtained everything I needed a certified copy of my birth certificate $25 to the state of Virginia , the rest in fees and required taxes here and $25 was in fees for endorsements . To make it fair I'll eliminate the the endorsement fees , a person with no probably wouldn't need any , so say $85 initially and I think just $24 and 19 for seniors . Just an ID would have been @$22 and half for seniors renewal is about half plus the cost of original documents if you don't have them .

The voter I'd adversely effects minorities, seniors and the poor . The majority of the disenfranchised are from the rural South the same states the we're under supervision of the DOJ for similar laws . The laws just expired recently and there was another supreme court ruling that struck down other restraints on against voter registration suppression. Most of the disenfranchised would have been historically democratic voters . I doubt the Democrats really care about these people other than getting their votes . .

Covfireman wrote:

Tail.... None of it is that easy.

Heck, I just moved. I'm employed, have more money than time. Even after a few weeks, I still haven't had the time to figure out what I need to do to get my polling place changed to my new address. Heck, I've got to go to the DMV to get my vehicle registration changed to the new address so I can park on the street without being ticketed and I simply haven't been able to find the time. And I'm supposed to be in the class of people who have flexible schedules and arent negatively impacted by these things. I imagine someone who can't afford to take a few hours from work, or who's work won't allow them to do that might have trouble.

Life is hard all around, I know. And I don't really care about any of the people you want to make life harder for. I just don't see the point in enacting more regulations to fix something that isn't broken. Unless there are other reasons for doing this....

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