This is something I've been screaming ever since I combed through The Heritage Foundation's website on vote fraud, and realized several things:

1. The plurality of fraud isn't by the voter; it's by canvassers, cullers, and counters ... none of which would be affected by voter ID.

2. When it is a voter, it's almost always ONE extra vote. NEVER any fraud at scale.

3. States average about one conviction per state, per year.

4. Claims of in-person fraud are wildly overstated, and extremely, EXTREMELY rare.

5. Attempting vote fraud is insanely high risk for low reward: obviously, if both sides do it at the same rate, it benefits neither party. What folks don't realize is even if one party did it at a 50% greater rate than the other, it would take 5 incidents of fraud to net ONE vote.