Ok, I can't speak for all of Ohio... BUT, when I went, there were absolutely no problems with the voting machines (the ones at my polling place had paper trails as well) Although I didn't see them actually check my name off the list when I presented my ID, but they did confirm my name on the rooster and have me sign the book.

I can't help but notice though, that the large bulk of the problems usually seems to end up coming out of the Cleveland area. Not just this year, but year after year... Voter registration fraud, problems at the polling places, whatever, it seems to happen in Cleveland....

And, out of curiosity... Can someone who is opposed to it, explain to me why they are against the concept of having to present ID to vote? I'm sorry, but it just seems like a common sense way of stopping a good chunk of voter fraud.

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