In the United States of America, presidential elections are held every four years. Each election year, the people vote for their candidate of choice. Their votes are then assessed by the Electoral College, and then the winner takes office. It seems pretty simple, or is it? To vote in some states, one must present certain kinds of identification. If they fail to do so, they are denied their right to vote. These laws seem to target certain groups in the country, and that just does not seem right. In states like Texas and Wisconsin, you must present a photo ID, like a driver’s license. Some, especially Republicans, may argue that this is fair since it proves that you are who you say you are. However, it appears that low-income and minority citizens
