This is why I'm anti-democratic
This is the Democratic platform.
* No voter ID
* Mail-in ballots for everyone
* Open borders
* Mass amnesty
* Welfare for illegal immigrants
* Government-run healthcare
* Abortion up until birth
* Pack the Supreme Court
* Socialism
* Gun-free zones
At least 176 nations and jurisdictions worldwide require some form of identification to vote, according to a dataset compiled by researchers studying global voter ID laws. The United States is not among them at the federal level.
The requirement spans every continent and nearly every style of government. Of the 47 nations in Europe, all but one require a government-issued photo ID to vote. Among the 38 member nations of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, 33 require government-issued photo ID at the polls. Africa and Asia have some of the highest rates of strict photo ID requirements, often tied to post-independence efforts to build trustworthy electoral systems from the ground up.
The data does not mean all 176 systems are identical.
Requirements range from strict photo ID mandates to more flexible approaches that accept multiple forms of documentation. But the baseline expectation that a voter proves identity before casting a ballot is the international norm, not the exception.
* No voter ID
* Mail-in ballots for everyone
* Open borders
* Mass amnesty
* Welfare for illegal immigrants
* Government-run healthcare
* Abortion up until birth
* Pack the Supreme Court
* Socialism
* Gun-free zones
At least 176 nations and jurisdictions worldwide require some form of identification to vote, according to a dataset compiled by researchers studying global voter ID laws. The United States is not among them at the federal level.
The requirement spans every continent and nearly every style of government. Of the 47 nations in Europe, all but one require a government-issued photo ID to vote. Among the 38 member nations of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, 33 require government-issued photo ID at the polls. Africa and Asia have some of the highest rates of strict photo ID requirements, often tied to post-independence efforts to build trustworthy electoral systems from the ground up.
The data does not mean all 176 systems are identical.
Requirements range from strict photo ID mandates to more flexible approaches that accept multiple forms of documentation. But the baseline expectation that a voter proves identity before casting a ballot is the international norm, not the exception.









