Married woman who changed their names can re-register to vote. You know like when you move, you tell the postal service your new address. It's part of life's little challenges.
What I find interesting is that the same people who supposedly cannot obtain an ID can still manage the complexities of voting. That’s confusing to a lot of people.
I've had an ID since I was fifteen and a half. Someone needs to explain why getting one is supposedly so difficult. It seems purely political, and I’d take offense at the idea that I couldn’t obtain one.
Sounds familiar :D
In the 2004 Democratic primary for the U.S. Senate in Illinois.
Obama’s campaign lawyers filed objections to several rival candidates’ petitions, arguing that many signatures were invalid because:
The signer was not a registered voter
The address didn’t match registration...