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It’s absolutely wild – and so absurd that I researched it myself and thought I’d debunk it immediately, but no, it’s absolutely real.
It just turned out that there is a law in Minnesota that allows registered voters to “vouch” for up to eight other people in their district.
No ID required.
No proof of residence required.
Simply: “He’s good, trust me brother!”
BREAKING: It turns out that a registered voter in Minnesota can “vouch” for up to eight other voters in their precinct — no ID or proof of residence required.
– Polymarket (@polymarket) 27 December 2025
I realize that “vouching” for someone actually seems like the least scientific, least “legal” thing to do, but it is actually real.
And it’s actually not new. The law has been on the books since the 1990s, so we can’t even claim it is a new creation to benefit Somali scammers.
But regardless of its origin or purpose, it seems like one of the worst ideas ever – unless… you want to get as much illegal voting as possible? Then this sounds like a really great idea.
Hey, why stop at 8 o’clock? Why not go up to 50?
Scott Pressler explains exactly how it works:
This is how it works:
Let us tell you that Shukran is a registered voter in Minnesota. It is election day and Shukran brings his 8 friends to vote.
Shukran: “8 of my friends who live in our neighborhood don’t have IDs.”
Election Day worker: “Sign this form to confirm them.”
+8…
– The Persistence (@ScottPresler) 27 December 2025
Grok confirms it’s real:
Yes, that’s accurate based on Minnesota’s official election rules. A registered voter at the precinct can vouch for up to eight others without ID during same-day registration by signing an oath confirming their address. Source: MN Secretary of State.
– Grok (@grok) 27 December 2025
I have also personally confirmed that this is genuine, and the direct source is Minnesota Statutes § 201.061, subdivision 3: https://www.revisor.mn.gov/statutes/cite/201.061
And straight from minnesota Secretary of State,
Is it any wonder Minnesota is so disorganized?
This is absolutely absurd and should not be allowed in any state!
ID is not racist.
In fact, what’s really super racist is suggesting that an entire group of people (like blacks, for example?) are so stupid or so incapable of the simplest tasks that they can’t possibly manage to get an ID. Now that’s blatantly racist!
What is not racist is setting rules that apply equally to everyone regardless of skin color.
Want to buy liquor? Must be 21 years of age, no relaxation for skin colour, caste, family origin etc.
Want to smoke? Must be 18 years of age or 21 years of age in some states. No exemptions for skin colour, race, family origin etc.
We do the same in all other aspects of life and it has never been called racist.
Why do we suddenly change when it comes to voting?
I think you all know the answer… because that’s the only way they can get enough illegal votes to keep the Democrat Party in power.
Easy.