Needs a BIG "D" on "democrats".
I've never seen any evidence that there's a real problem, with fraud by ineligible voters. Kris Kobach had to quietly retire a commission on the subject, under Trump - because there was no evidence of it happening. By contrast, the Interstate Crosscheck program that he created, demonstrably disenfranchised eligible voters - until the Courts intervened, to end it. People with common last names were being called felons, and kicked off the rolls, falsely.
American Elections are stolen, using the fractional vote counting software from the DRE machines and the Tabulators at the County level. https://blackboxvoting.org/proof-of-fraud/
Mail-in ballots are also likely vectors for fraud. Mass mail-in balloting is clearly problematic, as the sensitivity on the machine that reads the signatures on the backs of the envelopes can cranked down to accept anything. And we all saw video from Georgia in 2020, of a box of tightly stacked, apparently unfolded ballots, coming out from under a table, once the observers were sent home... But Georgia is a State with Voter ID laws in place, already. It didn't help.
Huston vs Hill is a case that says it explicitly. There's no law requiring Americans to have an ID, or produce it on demand. It even went further and declared that to be the hallmarks of a "Police State".
Sadly, IDs and Social Security Numbers mark most Americans as property, and collateral upon the Federal debt. That's why I made mine, private property of my own, back in the Spring of 2001 - and I now don't care to have an ID.
But I do have the RIGHT to be an Elector of my State. And since my County Registrar-Recorder has evidence of my nativity, and a copy of my signature - no ID is needed. Were one to be required, it would be an impediment to the exercise of my right to cast a ballot, at least for me, and Americans like me.