Why are we basically the only ones dumb enough to not require voter ID?
Full country breakdown @gatewaypundit pic.twitter.com/3rxcc5jj2z— Victor Nieves (@ItsVictorNieves) March 20, 2026
Why are we basically the only ones dumb enough to not require voter ID?
Around the world we are the exception, not the rule.
The Gateway Pundit broke down the statistics:
The Democrats oppose voter ID laws and are in favor of mail-in voting, while calling Republicans fascists for not agreeing with them.
However, a review of voting laws around the world shows that the overwhelming majority of countries, at least 176 nations and jurisdictions, require voter ID.
Many have no mail-in voting at all, while others allow only very limited domestic mail-in voting restricted to those who are hospitalized, and no country allows illegal aliens to vote.
While a small number of countries permit long-term legal residents to vote in local elections under strict residency conditions, even fewer allow non-citizen residents to vote in national elections.
No countries besides the United States allow jurisdictions, states, provinces, or cities to prohibit poll workers from asking voters for ID.
Most other democracies use automatic civil registration through national ID systems, making same-day walk-in voter registration an unknown concept abroad.
The elephant in the room here is pretty obvious.
Why do you think the Democrats have made this their hill to die on? Why will they do everything in their power to oppose legislation that is supported by the vast majority of Americans?
Reasonable Americans should keep this in mind as they head to the polls this midterm election.
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