How can requiring everyone to provide proof of citizenship be political?  I can see where one party could be political if they denied giving ID because they wouldn't accept the proof provided.  But where do you see the actual requirement to prove citizenship as being a political attack?  I really am curious.

If a political party, either one, tried to deny an ID, there should be a method to challenge that decision. Then let the courts decide whether the challenge decision is valid. This gives a 3-tier system of checks and balances to reduce any political bias regardless of whether it is liberal or conservative bias.

I truly want every "American's" vote to count even if it isn't the vote I want.  I just want true citizens voting.  Am I being unreasonable?