[RunItUpTheGut]

Yes, you can still vote. If they make you show a photo id, they are breaking the law. If they don't let you vote, if you don't have your id, they are breaking the law. Check out the rules below. Forms of id examples include a DL, but anything with your name on it will work, even a credit card(which I've used), or a utility bill. Even in states that require photo id's, the person can still vote, but have to sign an afidavit. It amazes me that people don't take the time to learn the rules of voting.





http://www.dmv.org/ky-kentucky/voter-registration.php

People don't need to learn the rules of voting. Go in and show an ID. Why is that so hard? Ive voted in both Whitley and Laurel Counties and in both counties ive been asked to show a drivers license or ID card.
Ive always done it out of habit but I assume had I not had one they may have gave me the option to show a credit card. I really wouldn't know.


However, why is this a problem for dems in any form? I would think every American would be for showing ID when it comes to voting.
If an eighteen year old walks into a convenient store to buy beer, a credit card will not be sufficient.