Problems Witnessed with Regard to Voter Identification Requirements

The bar graph is titled "Problems Witnessed with Regard to Voter Identification Requirements." It shows the breakdown of answers to Question 13, "What problems did you witness?" Up to three responses were accepted. The 263 respondents who witnessed problems indicated the following:

• 39 percent said voters did not have the proper identification or were not able to vote
• 21 percent said voters had problems proving their identity
• 17 percent said voters had problems proving their address
• 13 percent said voters were uncertain about the identification needed
• 13 percent said there was uneven interpretation of the rules
• 8 percent said there were long lineups due to identification requirements
• 8 percent said workers were not properly trained
• 6 percent said some people voted without proper identification
• 5 percent said voters were unsure about which polling station to go to
• 4 percent said voters' lists contained too many errors
• 3 percent said students had difficulty voting
• 3 percent said there was improper behaviour by parties or representatives
• 13 percent indicated other reasons
• 2 percent did not know