Thursday, March 04, 2021
A New Level of Voter ID: Proposed Bill to Require Fingerprint Match for Voting Moves Through General Assembly
Voter ID issues may become a thing of the past in Tennessee if the General Assembly approves new legislation proposing fingerprint readers. The bill proposes that the state implement fingerprint-reading technology to verify a voter’s identity. Tennessee Bureau of Investigation and all state agencies share the contents of their fingerprint databases with the Secretary of the State to establish this new method of ID verification.
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Dem po people’s can’t be affording fingerprints
ReplyDeleteJust look them up in their arrest records; easy peasy...
ReplyDeleteShit, that's racist, innit?
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Hope this doesn't spread to my state! I'm 70 and it took me 6 months to get a CCW in FL because my fingerprints are illegible. I hear that happens alot to old farts like me. The older you get, the thinner your skin (literally not figuratively). On first glance, people will think fingerprint checks are a good idea until you eliminate all the older conservative votes!
ReplyDeleteyes, thats the ticket. Spend millions of dollars slinging personal information around the globe.
ReplyDeleteOr buy a bottle of purple ink like they do in third-world shitholes everywhere.
Exactly conservatives should be against this just as much as the Commies...
DeleteMy friend God Bless you.
DeleteFuking ink would do it.
But some people need 6 weeks, mail, curbside fking pampering.
How about this - paid no taxes? No vote. Can't show anyone- out of a dozen acceptable forms - ID, can't sign or write good enough for signature verification (and notarized) -
Then we don't need your votes.
I ain't giving my fingerprint to anybody I don't have too. Mail-in voting is the problem right now. Until they fix that... Screw 'em!
ReplyDeleteI agree. Not gonna happen for me.
DeleteI will gladly prove who I am with an ID check, but not gonna do the fingerprint thing. Nossir.
Expect a Federal black robed pirate to swiftly rule this unconstitutional if it passes. Can't be allowing them uppity states to be interfering with the lefts scheme for stealing elections.
ReplyDeleteYou have wonder how long it would take to vote. If it is as reliable as the check when you get a gun we would be screwed, blued and tatooed. Have have the polls open for a couple of days just to process the votes.
ReplyDeleteHow will this be misused once they have all the fingerprint scanners?
ReplyDeleteIndeed - devices that have been 'fixed' to work the way the politicians want will be such a boon for them. For us, not so much.
DeleteWhat good is verifying the voter's ID via fingerprints if the vote tally is done through a Dominion machine?
ReplyDeleteAnd like Dan said, if HR 1 passes, ID to vote will be declared unconstitutional.