The controversial presidential elections held in the United
States last year had a profound impact on citizens, to the extent that now 75%
of those surveyed by the Rasmussen company support a law that requires the
identification of voters.
This was revealed by the results of the national poll in which
89% of Republicans support this requirement, as do 60% of Democrats and 77% of
voters who are not affiliated with the main parties, Breitbart reported on 17
of March.
In this sense, Democratic legislators would be trying to go
against the overwhelming will of the majority of Americans, since they already
passed the controversial bill H. R. 1 For the People Act in the House of
Representatives.
Analysts believe that the possible HR 1 law, which should
now go through the Senate to be considered and voted on, "would force
states to allow anyone who simply signs a form saying they are who they say
they are to vote," which would imply a serious risk to electoral
integrity.
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