"Our pre-registered analyses find registrants voting without ID in 2016 were 14 percentage points less likely to vote in the previous, strict ID election than those with ID, and that voters without ID were disproportionately Black and Latinx. Probing mechanisms that produce these effects, we examine voters’ stated reasons for not providing ID and find socioeconomic hardships are not the most commonly cited impediment."
"About 0.6 percent, or 28,000 voters, lacked photo identification. Imputing race based on surname and place of residence, we find that non-white voters are between 2.5 and 6 times more likely than white voters to lack photo ID"
Being able to read is great, it makes it fast to look things up!
I was board so I read the top Bullshit 'academic' paper.
Oh and here was the key from the (top) Study
Data Table 2 tells us (with some adding)
8,911,860 Texans voted
14,577 voted without ID
of those:
8,409- 57.7 % White without ID
2,353- 16.1% Black without ID
3,014- 20.7 % Latin without ID
Or 0.0016356578 or 0.16% voted without ID
Did you get that 0.16% voted without ID
And
Of total voters v. Demographics Listed above:
0.00148 Whites of white voters voted without ID
0.00230 Blacks of Black voters voted without ID
0.00170 Latins of Latin voters voted without ID
Or
0.00060223118 or 0.060% of Black and Latin voters voted without id from 8.9 Million total voters.
Did you get that- 0.060%. And they didn't count non-provisional ballots for this data.
And after all of this. They all still got to vote after signing an affidavit RID form.
In other words you and the 'researchers are full of *******.
Oops, did I just take your data and show your flag ship argument is insignificant in real numbers, scope and impact? Yes, Yes I did.
Now let's see how you will try to spine, after this, my pervious post and the fact that you and Mac asserted and agree there is massive and pervasive voter/election fraud to not check IDs?
Maybe you should "read" you should read past the intro paragraph and cherry pick from the intro bullshit. If you had you would realize both "papers" made up the race demographics and cherry picked the data.
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