only 11 states require photo ID to vote, In Md i just give my name and DOB, i once tried to show my id instead and the person literally put a hand up to shield themselves from the ID and said we cant look at that.

drglnc wrote:

not lottery but i have done similar lived overseas for 15 years and frequently had to mail via usps money, important and sensitive documents and all kinds of stuff. i honestly cant think of a single time something i mailed usps didn't make it to the destination. ive had a few packages from online orders disappear but that is a different thing.

drglnc wrote:

All should require ID. Otherwise why not use a quota system. Say a precinct has 3,000 voter names on the roll. They begin a count down with the first person who votes. Once 3,000 votes have been cast the polls at that location close regardless of the number of people still in line. It would be so simple. A handful of “operatives” could get there early, vote, go t the back of the line, lather, rinse and repeat.

Not surprised that MD doesn’t require an ID to vote. It’s commonly thought to be the Bluest state in the US. Democrats have long opined that it’s burdensome to acquire a government issued ID. Yet, it’s required for many other mundane situations.

Abrignac wrote:

Mail me $1000 in cash. If it makes it through, I’ll mail it back.

HockeyDad wrote:

Does it matter that i trust the usps more than i trust you?

I'm curious, how many of the cigar trades, box passes, Secret Santa's etc that are mailed between forum members do not make the location? I admittedly have only been an active trader for a few years on this site but can not remember a single one gong missing or being mentioned on any of the trade threads...

drglnc wrote:

Erections? 🤔

RobertHively wrote:

it's not your fault.

frankj1 wrote:

I want each and every legal vote counted, once. I want illegal votes tossed aside.

I’m not sure why it’s ok to have to present an ID when voting in person, but if doing so absentee then no ID verification is needed.

Abrignac wrote: