Let me cut to the chase about voter ID. Ballots are and always have been verified with signatures. That simple method works because they are matched with signatures on voter registration documents. This has been done for centuries. There have been very, very few instances of voter fraud using this method. So there shouldn't be any ID requirements at all. A signature verifies a voter's identity. End of story.
So the requirement to present ID is redundant, and in any case can only be imposed if in-person voting is used. Mail-in or drop-off balloting uses signature verification alone. In many states, a voter gets a specific ballot (with a serial number) that has already been matched with his registration.
So even though voter ID requirements impose a hardship on only a relatively few people, there's no reason for that hardship to be imposed on anyone. We've already exploded Boiler's asinine contention that anyone can just waltz into the DMV or whatever and get a photo ID. Now let me point out that any law that makes it harder for ANYONE to vote is antidemocratic, and profoundly evil.
We have a long, long history of voter suppression in this country, especially targeted against the people Boiler hates so very much (his "Black friends"). Maybe we should be encouraging the vote, not restricting it. That's what Biden's trying to do now. And that's what the RepubliQ and Boiler are against.