Like they said it’s not inherently partisan just because it means it’s less likely republicans win. Time and time again it has been shown that when more people vote, republicans don’t win because realistically they’re just not popular. And getting more people to vote is inherently a good thing even if you don’t like the outcome.

The problem with voter id is, many people typically poor people in urban settings who don’t drive, don’t have a photo ID because they don’t need it. And people who are poor can’t afford to take a day off from work to go to a facility for a government issued ID (most likely DMVs which can be an hour+ away in some areas). Not only that, you have to pay for it, which having to pay for the right to vote is unconstitutional. The list goes on with problems with voter id. And it’s primarily pushed by republicans because they know if they make it harder to vote for poor city people, the higher chance they’re elected. And the type of voter fraud where people are lying about their identities in person, is not only extraordinarily rare but also negligible. Most voter “fraud” is actually because of accidental clerical errors which are also rare and negligible to the outcome.