So... Election 2012

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    @74LEO

    I use a passport as my ID right now since my state ID expired awhile back and I don't drive (hence, not going to DMV). The passport has no address. Does this mean I can't vote in NYC? I can easily prove I live at the new address, so I can't imagine it'd be a problem. What do you think?

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    • if you cant vote it a perfect formula for a law suit. which probably is going to be common in most states.yurimon
    • thanks for not helping yurimonmonospaced
    • bring a coned bill or other utility bills just incase and other forms of id just incase.yurimon
    • yeah, that's what I meant by "I can easily prove I live a the new address"monospaced
    • you should be ok but $13.50 check or money order get a picture ID if you can.74LEO
    • the north east votes will take a while to calculate because of Sandy. do you have your voter card?74LEO
    • ID from where? Not time for that, dude. Voter card? I don't even know what that is.monospaced
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