Should a photo ID be required to vote?

Yes, but guarantee that everyone eligible to vote of any age on low incomes or with accessibility needs receives one for free or if wealthy but accessibility needs has an accessible way to get one

Yes, or present their polling card.

Yes, but they should be free to get and available from local councils.

New technologies with finger printing and biometric should be used

If you were in charge of the voting process, what changes would you make to ensure both security and fairness?

What personal experiences or stories have shaped your view on whether voter fraud is a significant issue or not?

How would you feel if you or someone you know couldn’t vote due to not having a photo ID, and do you think that's fair?

Yes, but provide a photo ID for those without one.

Is it more important to prevent even the smallest chances of voter fraud, or should the focus be on encouraging as many people as possible to vote?

How can we ensure that both security and accessibility are addressed fairly in our voting systems across the country?

Do stricter voting rules build a more trustworthy system, or do they discourage participation from certain communities?

How do you feel about the balance between ensuring secure elections and making sure every person can vote easily?

Have you ever felt that a process meant to prevent wrongdoing might actually limit your ability to participate in something important?

Should the potential risk of fraud outweigh efforts to make voting more accessible to everyone, especially marginalized groups?

Do you think requiring photo ID for voting makes elections more secure, or does it create unfair obstacles for certain people?