Electoral fraud: Voters will have to show ID in pilot scheme

Agreed but why just for pilots? I would have hoped they would be quite trustworthy.

Joel.

No doubt the loony left libtards will oppose this scheme, they hate truth and fairness.

Ken Livingstone already moaning about it.

Joel

I think pilots are a good target area for such a scheme given that they are upstanding citizens and require long rest periods between flights.

Voter fraud is almost entirely based on postal votes so this ID scheme is:

a) irrelevant
b) the thin end of the compulsory ID cards wedge.

sure there is a link between these pilot choices , but for the life of me I can't work it out.

ID cards needed to keep the illegals out imo.

postal voters will have to re apply after 3 years

ffs



whilst we need to make it easy for folk to vote we need to stamp out
this postal bollix for those that dont need it

you can just say any address when you go in !

passport doesnt have address on it !

system bust !!





any quêeries , oh they must have misheard me....

Where will you move to if they bring in the cards, xmoney?

Probably from Ward A to Ward B.

Not good for labour and their imported votes, bet they are fuming.

a cave n west coast

Electoral fraud a big problem in muslim enclaves of Britain. What a surprise! Apparently, a candidate in Tower Hamlets won with 127% of the vote.

we dont need ID what we need is a contract between the politicians and the voters, and then if they go against their promises they can be held to account

Missus votes for me by proxy for May elections as I go on hols that time of year. They never ask to see the proxy card or ask for any ID. Just wave her through to the booth with two voting papers.

Torquemada gets it.

Not alone do they block vote but they vote for those not interested.

Its crazy allowing a group that hate your people and your culture a vote.

How much electoral fraud was there at the last election?

I wonder which of these communities they mention are involved in this fraud??

It is probably those lazy oikes on honkey sink estates who can't be bothered to get of their sofas - so someone goes round and hoovers up the votes ho ho ho

Why not change the whole system to have voting done on-line? An easy method would be for the banks to have a link from behind their security to a voting platform - to get there you would have to log in to your bank. Who would give their on-line banking details to somebody else?

The reason they don't want on-line voting is obvious. We might ask for referendums - and they won't want that, would they?

I postal vote