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Caretha

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6. She didn't look at my card long enough

Fri Oct 26, 2012, 10:45 PM

Oct 2012

to know if it was stamped or not....she saw the color and waved me to the woman sitting next to her to sign in. In fact, I'm sure she didn't even see anything but the color of my card indicating that it was up-to-date.

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Beware of voter-suppression mischief in Texas [View all] Caretha Oct 2012 OP

K & R. Thanks, Caretha for taking the time to give us the eye witness report. freshwest Oct 2012 #1

My fear is that dishonest election workers will go ahead and demand the extra ID from people who northoftheborder Oct 2012 #2

I thought about that too Caretha Oct 2012 #3

It's a 50/50 split of Dem Reps poll workers. Lone_Star_Dem Oct 2012 #5

She didn't look at my card long enough Caretha Oct 2012 #6

Did they scan the voter registration card? Gothmog Oct 2012 #22

The poll worker did ask me Caretha Oct 2012 #31

that's to make sure you get the right ballot nt WolverineDG Oct 2012 #41

She should have paid more attention than that. Lone_Star_Dem Oct 2012 #48

It is suppose to be a 50/50 split Gothmog Oct 2012 #46

I've never been unfortunate enough to run into that. Lone_Star_Dem Oct 2012 #47

It is my position that a good Democratic Poll worker is worth ten poll watchers Gothmog Oct 2012 #49

Do you know if it's changed since 2008? Lone_Star_Dem Oct 2012 #50

This is a new course Gothmog Oct 2012 #52

There is no voter photo ID law in force in Texas. upi402 Oct 2012 #4

Went for voter training recently, ID is not required in Texas Thinkingabout Oct 2012 #7

I early voted Monday with my voter registration card - TBF Oct 2012 #8

I use a different form of ID each election Gothmog Oct 2012 #13

That is good to know - I have a Costco card so that could be handy! :) TBF Oct 2012 #33

During early voting a ID is required under Texas law. oneshooter Oct 2012 #9

You are completely wrong Caretha Oct 2012 #10

They didn't ask me for additional ID - I used my voter registration card. TBF Oct 2012 #34

No, I voted early in the general election in 2008 & used my registration card WolverineDG Oct 2012 #43

Voter ID is required in Texas but not a photo id Gothmog Oct 2012 #11

I showed no form of ID Caretha Oct 2012 #12

Your voter registration certificate is a form of ID Gothmog Oct 2012 #14

That is not the point Caretha Oct 2012 #15

I think there is misunderstanding blogslut Oct 2012 #16

I am running the voter protection efforts in my county Gothmog Oct 2012 #19

I think that's pretty awesome blogslut Oct 2012 #21

I am competing for volunteers right now Gothmog Oct 2012 #26

Give your daughter a hug from me blogslut Oct 2012 #28

I went to vote with my youngest this year Gothmog Oct 2012 #37

Thanks for that blogslut Oct 2012 #39

I apologize for my earlier post Caretha Oct 2012 #30

No problem Gothmog Oct 2012 #32

I think there was a misunderstanding too Caretha Oct 2012 #29

It's nice to know other DUers anywhere in Texas - TBF Oct 2012 #35

It's all good blogslut Oct 2012 #38

holy shit 8 track mind Oct 2012 #17

Report this to the State Party Gothmog Oct 2012 #18

thanks for the info 8 track mind Oct 2012 #20

Good Gothmog Oct 2012 #23

Had i known this info 8 track mind Oct 2012 #24

K&R n/t 8 track mind Oct 2012 #25

K&R Bozita Oct 2012 #27

I early voted in TX. There was a sign posted: PHOTO ID IS NOT REQUIRED FOR THIS ELECTION. Honeycombe8 Oct 2012 #36

If you have your registration card, you do not need to show ID WolverineDG Oct 2012 #40

Your expired voter registration card should also work Gothmog Oct 2012 #45

Wasn't asked for mine here in the People's Republic of Austin. hobbit709 Oct 2012 #42

Idiot election judges are requiring photo ids in two locations today Gothmog Oct 2012 #44

Go Get 'em Gothmog! Caretha Oct 2012 #51