The federal government should make voter ID available to all citizens. State-level rules are often difficult to comply with, resulting in the disenfranchisement of many eligible voters. The federal government has citizenship records for all, and can issue ID to all citizens, which states should accept as an alternative to driver's licenses and other ID. Using the federal ID would prevent the concerns of Voter ID advocates, such as double-voting by the same person, or voting by non-citizens, while making sure that citizens who are eligible voters have access to acceptable ID and are able to exercise their right to vote.



