HisArpy
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Seven states do actually require it yes. California is one of them. 86% of the states do not collect your fingerprints. So 43 and all the territories it's a nope.
Vehicle registration has the option for multiple years. You get to drive as much as you want during that time. Not driving once, then purge your records and redo.
Yes for special privileges you need to put your fingerprint on file. Voting is not a special privilege.
That is not how it works, so stuff your condescending nonsense up your ass.
Lol. Bet that you, being a loud progressive, are in one of the 7 states. So what's the problem?
Under my suggestion someone can vote in as many elections as they want and are registered for. It's just that they only get to do it once per election.
Registering to vote isn't a "special privilege" but it's an important right. Preserving that right by ensuring that "one man, one vote" is maintained should be a priority for everyone. Providing a fingerprint and requiring a new registration for each election does that and nothing more.
Basically you're just whining because you know it's going to limit the ways the ballot results can be manipulated. Nothing I suggested hurts anyone or causes anyone to not be able to vote. Nor does it cost anything because the State bears the costs of implementing and maintaining the database, just like they do now.
So stomp your feet all you want, it only makes you look even more childish than you do already.