楼上讨论voter ID， 这里转一下这篇文章 Republicans claim we need the Voter ID laws they’re pushing to “secure elections.” This is a lie for a number of reasons. Vote ID Already Exists Voters already present an ID when registering to vote. Always have. Zero Democrat bills or policies have ever tried to change this. Zero scenarios exist in the United States where someone is able to register to vote without their government issued ID card. And this fraud protection works extremely well. Since 2000 there've been only 31 credible allegations of voter impersonation in over 1 BILLION votes cast. Let me repeat that: 31 out of 1 BILLION. And zero times have these 31 measly votes ever flipped an election—ever. The Republican Voter ID laws are a solution in search of a problem that doesn’t exist. It’s no surprise that as President, Donald Trump disbanded his own voter fraud commission, twice, due to a lack of any actual evidence of fraud. New GOP Voter ID Laws Are Built Off of Jim Crow Second, the GOP Voter ID bills are built off of Jim Crow racism and designed to target and suppress Black voters. These bills have nothing to do with securing our elections. For example, the US Appeals Court struck down North Carolina's discriminatory Voter ID law, ruling: The law was intentionally designed to discriminate against black people. North Carolina legislators had requested data on voting patterns by race and, with that data in hand, drafted a law that would target African-Americans with almost surgical precision. The Court realized that North Carolina’s Republican legislators studied voting habits of voters in North Carolina, and learned that Black voters in particular: tend to register and vote the same day use a particular form of ID to register to vote disproportionately vote early rather than on Election Day get their kids registered in high school to vote when they turn 18, and often vote out of precinct at wherever is most convenient based on where they work After studying these habits, North Carolina Republicans passed Voter ID requirements that banned same day registration, banned out of precinct voting, ended high school registration, eliminated early voting, and created a new Voter ID requirement that mandated an ID that Black people were least likely to have.