If a person has registered to vote and is on the voter rolls, they should be allowed to vote

American campaigns and voting, from primaries and general elections to the candidates, money and rules that decide them. Covers federal, state and local contests, the machinery of casting and counting ballots, and the disputes over access that follow almost every cycle.

Rules requiring voters to present identification before casting a ballot, which vary widely between states in strictness, accepted documents and enforcement. Defended as a safeguard against fraud and challenged as a barrier for voters without a driving license or fixed address.