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• Support is often framed around election integrity concerns. Non-citizen voting is already illegal and rare, but polls show strong public backing for added safeguards.
• Some analyses note potential implementation challenges: studies estimate 9-12% of voting-age citizens (tens of millions) may lack ready access to such documents
I think a good poll question might combine those:
Q: Given that about 9-12% of eligible US citizen voters do not have government issued photo ID, do you support laws that would make it so those citizens can't vote?
In deciding your answer, be aware that this population is 300-600 times as large as the total number of fraudulent votes per US federal election (non-citizens, ineligible citizens, and double voting).
Jim
