Except the point that everyone else here is making is that voter ID laws, though masquerading as voter fraud prevention, discriminates and moreover is designed to discriminate. By accusing people of lacking intelligence who can't figure out the system (or for whom the system won't work) you're admitting this too.

Yes, the dems don't like it in part because it disproportionately affects their voters - but that's the while point of why Republicans are trying to enact them in the first place (Pre 2012 Republicans anyway. Trump is using it as a scapegoat for when he loses).

Kind of like actual voter fraud.

Ask your fam around here about voter fraud. You also would think snow was rare when you lived in Hawaii ....the front line against voter are retired people and democratic machine members

Who else am I missing?

People who can't be bothered to go get voter ID. There is a specific demographic that is highly represented in that category.

And you would think snow was all there was if you lived in Alaska. The plain fact is that several studies have been undertaken regarding voter fraud, and all of them have indicated exceedingly low rates of actual fraud.