Agree that in-person identification (driver&#x27;s license, passport) validated at government offices (department of licensing, post office) would work for most people... Aren&#x27;t there objections, though, about things like voter registration since they disenfranchise the poor&#x2F;minorities? I haven&#x27;t thought it through, but it seems like requiring these forms of ID for verification would disenfranchise the same groups in the same way? Or is this a lesser burden? I assume that driver&#x27;s license would be the most likely ID to base this on...<p>Line of questioning is:<p><pre><code>    How big is the non-driving population?
    How many of these need&#x2F;want access to credit, utilities, other public services?
    What is recourse when you don&#x27;t drive? Seek a state ID card?
    Are there any privacy&#x2F;other problems with requiring that ID be obtained?</code></pre>