Question

Some states are, or are in the process of, enforcing strict voter ID laws. These are aimed at decreasing voter fraud; however, some have argued that stricter laws will make it much harder for certain groups, such as minorities and the poor, to vote. Do you think that stricter voter ID laws are necessary? Why or why not? How do you think they will impact voter turnout?

Answer 1

For a country like where is the Supreme Power lies with the United States voters, it is important that voting should actually be done properly e on the whole where the laws should actually be strict so that only eligible voters can get to elect their heads else it would turn into different result that is not decide by majority of the true voter citizen population on the whole that is the reason why strict voter laws are mandatory. Do it would reduce the voter turnout ratio then before, one good thing is that the people who have dropped from voting actually the ones were ineligible and therefore even the voter turnout ratio decreases, it will increase true voter percentage on the whole.