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To the editor, Helen, 92 years old, lives in an assisted living facility in Minot. She’s legally blind and no longer has a driver’s license. For her North Dakota voter ID, she uses a long-term care ID certificate. Each election year, League of Women Voters members in Minot visit assisted living facilities to help seniors fill out an application for an absentee ballot. Most of the seniors use a long-term care ID certificate for their voter ID, since they no longer have a driver’s license.
Helen, 92, lives in an assisted living facility in Minot. She’s legally-blind and no longer has a driver’s license. For her North Dakota voter ID, she uses a long term care ID certificate. Each election year, League of Women Voters members in Minot visit assisted living facilities to help seniors fill out an application for an absentee ballot. Most of the seniors use a long term care ID certificate for their voter ID, since they no longer have a driver’s license.
Jim Shaw’s May 25th column titled, “The Unethical Implementation of the Ethics Measure” was spot-on. It was not inaccurate as claimed in a letter published by politician Scott Louser, who was vice-chair of the House Special Committee on Ethics that intentionally gutted what citizens approved last fall as Article XIV to the North Dakota Constitution.
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