So, for example, they don't have a registration card, they don't have a birth certificate, they don't have any of the conventional ways of proving who they are. And then you might shake your head and say, that can't be. But We're an older state, our population is older, and you'd be surprised how many people don't have what would be substantial voter id. So what the state has done, though, in order to make sure that people have an id, if you're not a driver, for example, it's always been available. (21:28–21:39)
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Asserts that Pennsylvania has an older population with many lacking substantial voter ID.
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