Tighter voting laws urged

Well Dems, here is another issue you are completely wrong on:

Some highlights:
Nearly three years after police began a probe into 2004 voting flaws in Milwaukee, investigators issued a report Tuesday that says eliminating same-day registration and requiring voters to show photo IDs would minimize the problems found.

Both have been advocated in the Legislature, with most of the support coming from Republicans, citing the integrity of the system, and strong opposition from Democrats, expressing concerns about disenfranchising voters.

The Journal Sentinel first estimated the discrepancy between the ballot count and the number of people listed as having voted at about 7,000, though prosecutors said previous efforts to resolve the gap narrowed that number to about 4,600. The gap remains, though no final number was given.

As the newspaper reported, some 1,300 on-site registrations could not be processed for a variety of reasons, including missing addresses and missing names. Indeed, 141 were from addresses outside the city.

After noting many discrepancies in wards near Marquette University and the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, investigators looked deeper at student voting.
The report cites a detailed review of Ward 39, which consists almost entirely of UWM's Sandberg Hall.
It found 2,101 ballots cast at the ward but only 1,887 people recorded as voting, part of the unexplained voting gap.
A further review found 31 people voting there who were not residents of the ward, including some UWM students who lived elsewhere.