YES!! 🇺🇸 Today’s Poll: Should the Supreme Court mandate voter ID nationwide to prevent election fraud?

Acquiring an ID can involve fees, travel, and paperwork—barriers that critics argue are unnecessary and unjust.

❌ 3. Federal Overreach

Some opponents argue that mandating voter ID nationwide undermines the constitutional principle of federalism, which grants states authority over their own election procedures.

❌ 4. Historical Context

Voting laws in the U.S. carry deep historical baggage. From poll taxes to literacy tests, there’s a legacy of laws that appeared neutral but were used to exclude certain groups. Opponents fear voter ID could have similar effects, even if unintentionally.

📍 Section 4: What the Data Says