Pa GOP getting some balls!!!

[pens87pgh]

No one checked my ID

I saw on the signature book that certain people had the "ID REQUIRED" marker by their name, and others didn't. I've been registered to vote for a long time and voted in every election I can remember and didn't need an ID. My wife, who just registered for this election was required to show hers. There must have been something with people that just registered.

[scruff]

No one checked my ID

They did the first time you voted. They checked the book to make sure you were eligible. If you already voted by mail, you were turned away. You signed the book. You voted in a place that had poll workers of both parties in attendance, and possibly poll watchers too. You were turned away if you came after 8:00 PM. There were many safeguards in place to prevent fraud, and all of those went out the window in the convention centers in Pittsburgh and Philly where the mail-in ballots were processed.

[Defender]

No one checked my ID

When I lived in Pa (Franklin County) I used to go to the election office to get my absentee ballot. No one ever asked for my ID ever. I could have gone to a different election office and voted again. Pa needs to tighten up their voting process.

[HanzMcFeely]

I saw on the signature book that certain people had the "ID REQUIRED" marker by their name, and others didn't. I've been registered to vote for a long time and voted in every election I can remember and didn't need an ID. My wife, who just registered for this election was required to show hers. There must have been something with people that just registered.

When I showed up in person and told them who I was and went to hand them my ID I was told it wasn’t necessary. I had to force the guy in Kutztown to check my ID when the book stated next to my name it was required: I’ve never voted at this polling place before and just moved into this district in July. Makes me wonder how many other people they didn’t check that were supposed to be checked here...

[Banks]

I handed the lady my ID. I was asked to stand 6 feet back and she was behind plexiglass. Rather than yell my name, I just passed her my ID and stepped back. In previous elections, I didn't need ID, but they verified though a signature match. The only time I need ID was my first time voting in Pennsylvania.

[JCinPA]

This election is irretrievably fuckockta, IMO. Needs redone.

[JenniferG]

When I lived in Pa (Franklin County) I used to go to the election office to get my absentee ballot. No one ever asked for my ID ever. I could have gone to a different election office and voted again. Pa needs to tighten up their voting process.

Why? It works great for democrats.

[M404]

I saw on the signature book that certain people had the "ID REQUIRED" marker by their name, and others didn't. I've been registered to vote for a long time and voted in every election I can remember and didn't need an ID. My wife, who just registered for this election was required to show hers. There must have been something with people that just registered.

In my precinct, you have to show ID if it is your first election while living there. When I was asked for ID, I produced my LTCF since it is issued by the government, has my photo, address and signature. It raised a few eyebrows, but was eventually accepted.

[EFK]

This election is irretrievably fuckockta, IMO. Needs redone.

You can sure say that again! What a mess.

[beerhunter]

I had to show id each time and I have gone the same place for years, showed my drivers license.
Hmmmm.....I was forced to wear a mask also..........which begs the question how did they know who I was anyways....LOL

Oh thats right...nobody cares about who I was to verify that my vote is valid.