What's the argument against voter ID?
Huh? I just checked because I had no idea that there are still places where you can vote without getting ID checked. That sounds crazy to me.
I mean, when I vote they write my personal ID number down so I can't vote again during the same election, and they check if the total amount of ballots corresponds to the number of IDs written down during that election to ensure there was no fraud. How else can you do that without ID-ing voters, and how is that not a thing in Australia? I can't think of any reasons why it wouldn't be implemented.
I mean, can you actually vote twice? Or can you fabricate votes? Considering that a lot of people don't vote (making it easy to "add" to the attendance statistics with some votes for your "favorite person"), and whoever handles the papers can be corrupt, it seems too easy to fabricate extra ballots then. Is there anything that prevents people from doing it over there?