I have no issue with voter ID, as long it is free to get an ID (otherwise, it becomes a poll tax). If it is set up in that manner, it's not voter suppression. But, there are other ways to stop people from voting. Look at all the stuff that went down in GA for starters. We could also talk about closing down polling stations, packing polling stations where the lines go on for hours, moving polling stations, limiting early voting/mail-in ballots and taking away voting rights from former inmates. Then there is gerrymandering. It's not lost on me that both sides use gerrymandering, but despite what Warrior will tell you, it occurs more often in states controlled by conservatives. Some of the districts which have been drawn up through the years are laughable. Shady shit goes on with both sides, but let's get it all cleaned and see how the votes turn out