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发帖数: 43471 | 1 美帝实乃独树一帜
Argentina
In Argentina voting is compulsory for all citizens between 18 and 70 years
old, non-compulsory for those older than 70 and between 16 and 18. To vote
they must present a valid Documento Nacional de Identidad at the
corresponding voting center.
Most countries in Latin America have similar policies.
Australia
In Australia, where voting is compulsory for all adult citizens, no form of
ID is required to cast a ballot at an election; instead, voters are asked
three questions before being issued a ballot, so that they can be checked
off the electoral roll: (1) what is your full name; (2) where do you live;
and (3) have you voted before in this election?[1] On election day, voters
can vote at any polling place in their state of residence, and at selected
polling places in other states.[2]
Brazil
In Brazil voting is compulsory to all citizens between 18 and 70 years old.[
3] To vote, all citizens must:
Be registered to vote, getting a voter ID card, called "Título Eleitoral"
aka "Títilo de Eleitor" in Brazil
Report in person to the voting section[4]
Present an official identity document with photo, usually the regular ID
card (cédula de identidade)
Since 2006 the Brazilian Electoral Justice is re-registering voters with
biometric identification. In the 2014 elections more than 22 million voters
out of 141 million[5] will be identified by fingerprints.[6]
Canada
Federal elections
In Canada, the Federal government mails an Elections Canada registration
confirmation card, which the voter takes to the polling station. The card
tells the individual where and when to vote. Voters must prove their
identity and address with one of three options:[7]
Show one original government-issued piece of identification with photo, name
and address, like a driver's license or a health card.
Show two original pieces of authorized identification. Both pieces must have
a name and one must also have an address. Examples: student ID card, birth
certificate, public transportation card, utility bill, bank/credit card
statement, etc.
Take an oath and have an elector who knows the voter vouch for them (both of
whom must make a sworn statement). This person must have authorized
identification and their name must appear on the list of electors in the
same polling division as the voter. This person can only vouch for one
person and the person who is vouched for cannot vouch for another elector.
Provincial elections
However, in some provinces a voter must establish their identity by
presenting a health insurance card, driver’s license, Canadian passport,
certificate of Indian status, or a Canadian Forces ID card.[8] These are all
photos IDs.
France
In France, you have to prove your identity to vote: at the registration (
proof of address —A phone, water or electricity invoice...— and an
identity document that prove your nationality —National Identity Card or
Passport— and the day of the vote, in town larger than 1000 inhabitants, an
identity document is required.[9][10]
Germany
Germany uses a community-based resident registration system. Everyone
eligible to vote receives a personal polling notification by mail, some
weeks before the election. The notification indicates the voter's precinct
polling station. Voters must present their polling notification and if asked
a piece of photo ID (identity card (compulsory in Germany), passport, form
of identification). As a rule identification is not required other than by
the polling notification. If the voter cannot present the notification, a
valid ID and an entry in the register of voters can qualify for voting.[11][
12]
Iceland
Voting is voluntary for all citizens 18 years or older. All voters must
present photo ID before being allowed to vote. To prevent double-voting
fraud, every voter is checked against the national voter database before
their ballot is placed into the ballot box.[13]
India
The Indian voter ID card is an identity document issued by the Election
Commission of India to adult domiciles of India who have reached the age of
18, which primarily serves as an identity proof for Indian citizens while
casting their ballot in the country's municipal, state, and national
elections. It also serves as general identity, address, and age proof for
other purposes such as buying a mobile phone SIM card or applying for a
passport. It also serves as a Travel Document to travel to Nepal and Bhutan
by Land or Air [14] It is also known as Electoral Photo ID Card (EPIC). It
was first introduced in 1993 during the tenure of the Chief Election
Commissioner TN Seshan.[15]
Israel
Similar to Germany, there is a national voters database and photo ID is
required (identity card, passport or driving license).[16]
Mexico
In Mexico, voting rules are established by the federal government (the
National Electoral Institute), and free photo ID cards are issued to
citizens of Mexico to exercise their right to vote in that country. The
voting ID card was introduced in the 1990s to "properly identify electors in
a country with a history of voters casting multiple ballots and curious
vote counts resulting in charges of fraud."[17]
Netherlands
The registration office of each municipality in the Netherlands maintains a
registration of all residents. Every eligible voter receives a personal
polling notification by mail some weeks before the election, indicating the
polling station of the voter's precinct. Voters must present their polling
notification and a piece of photo ID (passport, identity card, or drivers
license (a passport or ID is compulsory from the age of 14)). Such photo ID
may be expired but not by more than five years.[18]
Norway
Voting in Norway is voluntary for citizens 18 years or older (16 in some
municipalities). Every person who is eligible to vote are sent a polling
card in the mail a while before the election. The polling card recommends
the closest voting location to you, but you are not required to vote there,
but you are required to vote within your municipality. The polling card
contains the date(s) of the election, opening times of polling locations and
information on how to vote. While it is not mandatory to bring the polling
card on the day(s) of the election, it generally makes the process smoother.
However, a photographic ID, such as a passport or a driver's license, is
required to vote. During the election day after you pick your party, you
present your photographic ID and optionally your poll card to the poll
attendants who verifies the information against a database, and record that
you have voted. [19]
Sweden
When physically voting on election day, every voter must provide a valid
identification document (such as a passport, drivers license, or an ID card
from the Swedish Tax Agency). If a voter is missing valid identification,
another person with valid ID-documents can certify the identity of the
documentless voter.[20]
Switzerland
In Swiss cantons (i.e. the subnational political level in Switzerland) that
still use the Landsgemeinde or cantonal assembly; Historically, or in
Appenzell until the admission of women, the only proof of citizenship
necessary for men to enter the voting area was to show their ceremonial
sword or Swiss military sidearm (bayonet); this gave proof that you were a
freeman allowed to bear arms and to vote. Women, and men who choose to do so
, may show their voting card instead.[21]
United Kingdom
Photographic identification is mandatory to vote in elections in Northern
Ireland.[22]
There is currently no requirement to have identification to vote in
elections in England, Scotland and Wales, before any election all eligible
voters are sent a Poll card by their local authority although it is not a
requirement to be in possession of a Poll card to vote.[23]
A trial was held for the United Kingdom local elections, 2018 - voters in 5
local authorities in England (Bromley, Gosport, Swindon, Watford and Woking)
were required to show ID before voting as part of a pilot scheme to combat
Electoral fraud.[24][25] The legal basis for the trial has been contested.[
26]
United States
Main article: Voter ID laws in the United States
The Twenty-fourth Amendment to the United States Constitution prohibits the
conditioning of the right to vote in federal elections on payment of a poll
tax or other types of tax. However, many states have some form of voter ID
requirement, which have been allowed to stand by the Supreme Court.[27][28] | i*****9
发帖数: 3157 | 2 所以美帝完蛋了可以跑的地方还是挺多的，只要有 voter ID 就还保持自净的能力。
：美帝实乃独树一帜
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发帖数: 2823 | 3 输在msl娘们肚皮上至少输个明白。
输在邮局投票站是什么鬼 | c*******o
发帖数: 8869 | 4 美帝实乃独树一帜,因为有300年奴隶制，和100年SYSTEMIC VOTER SUPPRESSION，这样
的黑历史，世界独一无二。
换句话说，其他国家如果是健康的，那么美国是有病的，仍需要吃药，
of
【在 d********f 的大作中提到】
: 美帝实乃独树一帜
: Argentina
: In Argentina voting is compulsory for all citizens between 18 and 70 years
: old, non-compulsory for those older than 70 and between 16 and 18. To vote
: they must present a valid Documento Nacional de Identidad at the
: corresponding voting center.
: Most countries in Latin America have similar policies.
: Australia
: In Australia, where voting is compulsory for all adult citizens, no form of
: ID is required to cast a ballot at an election; instead, voters are asked
| d********f
发帖数: 43471 | 5 看胸又把民主党的陈词滥调拿来胡闹了，什么叫systemic voter suppression? 全世界
只有美帝有一群sb每天追着别人注册voter,主党多少年来打着反suppression,让选民多
州注册，化名注册，替婴儿注册，挖坟注册，如果不是靠定期检查，主党能注册出10亿
选民来。民主大国30年前还有贱民呢，民主基础还能比你更差？怎么没看见民主大国每
天求着别人注册，求着别人代人投票？
【在 c*******o 的大作中提到】
: 美帝实乃独树一帜,因为有300年奴隶制，和100年SYSTEMIC VOTER SUPPRESSION，这样
: 的黑历史，世界独一无二。
: 换句话说，其他国家如果是健康的，那么美国是有病的，仍需要吃药，
:
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发帖数: 43471 | 6 看胸评价下民主大国的voter suppression把
India
The Indian voter ID card is an identity document issued by the Election
Commission of India to adult domiciles of India who have reached the age of
18, which primarily serves as an identity proof for Indian citizens while
casting their ballot in the country's municipal, state, and national
elections. It also serves as general identity, address, and age proof for
other purposes such as buying a mobile phone SIM card or applying for a
passport. It also serves as a Travel Document to travel to Nepal and Bhutan
by Land or Air [14] It is also known as Electoral Photo ID Card (EPIC). It
was first introduced in 1993 during the tenure of the Chief Election
Commissioner TN Seshan.[15]
民主大国都发得起national voter id,美国发不起？
【在 d********f 的大作中提到】
: 看胸又把民主党的陈词滥调拿来胡闹了，什么叫systemic voter suppression? 全世界
: 只有美帝有一群sb每天追着别人注册voter,主党多少年来打着反suppression,让选民多
: 州注册，化名注册，替婴儿注册，挖坟注册，如果不是靠定期检查，主党能注册出10亿
: 选民来。民主大国30年前还有贱民呢，民主基础还能比你更差？怎么没看见民主大国每
: 天求着别人注册，求着别人代人投票？
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