James Talarico opposes voter ID
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James Talarico, the Democratic candidate for the U.S. Senate in Texas, told Sexton & Travis on Fox News that he opposes voter identification. In a 2021 statement, he said he opposed having to have a driver's license to vote and argued you don't need to prove who you are in order to vote. He noted that while it is currently a law in Texas, he opposes that law because he thinks people should not have to prove their identity to cast a ballot.
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Are you okay with voter ID? So voter ID is currently required in the state of Texas. I opposed having to have a driver's license to vote. How about for mail-in ballots? How about having to send your ballot in? Should you have to prove who you are? Because that's what Democrats are opposing. Pete, I just said I oppose voter ID. Currently it's a law in Texas, but I oppose that law because I think you don't need it. You oppose voter ID? You don't think the most sacred obligation of our republic, you should have to prove who you are in order to vote? So there are a lot of Texans, actually hundreds of thousands, who don't have a driver's license.
