No, because of the answer option just above that brings in the disadvantage to people who can't get any, but there should be some kind of identification. An example would be to identify people in the voting spaces with a special voter registration for that year and put them in a database as successfully voted. It should also be made that if suspicions arise, they can make you wait to see if you're not a fraud or ineligible, but make it so they can't find a loophole and target people by making them wait through the entire duration to vote. This would need a lot of staff and policies in place, so it may or may not be appealing or successful.
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