politics

This is something I'm not very informed about in US politics. In my country, it's well-established that you need IDs to vote. I was surprised that it wasn't required in the USA, so I checked with Claude whether there was an issue with ID access in the USA. I didn't know obtaining IDs was cumbersome in the USA. They need to subsidize ID access:

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So far only Arkansas (or Arizona?) require IDs, I think it should be a normal requirement to only allow votes by citizens. Not an issue in many other countries actually, only US specific.

I would actually be surprised if getting an ID would be difficult since many of my friends easily got theirs when immigrating.