Queen Elizabeth confirms proposed U.K. law that would require voter I.D. at the polls
(Worthy News) – Queen Elizabeth II on Tuesday confirmed that the British government would soon be introducing legislation to “ensure the integrity of elections,” a nod toward a proposal by Boris Johnson’s government to require voter identification during elections in the United Kingdom.
The Queen referred to the proposal during her speech at the State Opening of Parliament on Tuesday afternoon. The monarch indicated the measure was part of government efforts to “strengthen and renew democracy and the constitution.”
Shortly after the queen’s announcement, former President Donald Trump—himself a champion of voter I.D. provisions in the U.S.—said the Crown’s proposal is “exactly what we should do in the United States.” [ Source: Just the News (Read More…) ]
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