Hundreds of mail-in ballot applications are being rejected under Texas' new voting rules

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2. So what's the issue?

I read the article, and there is worry about senior citizens (really? never had a drivers license, a state ID, or a social security number?)

Building on Democratic proposals, the new voting law also created a new correction process for mail-in voting, including errors on applications. That process begins when county officials provide voters with a notice that their application was rejected and information on how to correct the defect, including through a new online ballot tracker.

I mean these are people who are requesting a mail-in ballot who can't offer any of these IDs, and if not, the officials will help ID them. This isn't reasonable?

In PA, I can request mail-in because I already established who I am and where I live - pretty basic stuff. Sending in a form with just a name and address that the state can't validate doesn't sound reasonable.