Something I've been dwelling on with the midterm elections getting closer. One of Q's crumbs remarked on how the midterms will be "safe" if we watch "CA" (California.)

Given that California's batshit insane democrat government have been running it into the ground all year, it's easy to assume just about every citizen of CA outside of the heavily indoctrinated population centers plans to vote against the democrats, which is sorely needed. But the one thing on the back of my mind is CA is a ground zero/HVT for voter fraud, be it illegals, electronic ballots, bussing of non-residents, utilizing identities of the deceased, and so forth. Now, there's murmurs going around that voter ID will come along to take care of this problem, but do we have any solid evidence besides just hearsay that it would be implemented at some point between now and voting time?

CA going red for the first time in ages would be a resounding morale boost, but knowing the possibility that rigged votes is almost guaranteed… I dunno. Maybe continued "pressure" of "Russian/Chinese interference" would be enough of a justification for an acroos-the-board voter ID act to be passed. It would at least give me (and many others) peace of mind if voter ID becomes a must-have before November.