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The original was posted on /r/Boise by /u/jonny3jack on 2025-05-21 15:08:00+00:00.

Nothing too dramatic. My wife and I decided to drop by and vote for the Auditorium District openings in Boise.

Walked into the polling room. Just ahead of us was maybe an 85 year old man in melt down mode. Loudly raising his voice regarding having to show his identification to vote.

One of the poll workers finally told him there was no need to be rude, they were all volunteers. I gave her a thumbs up. He quieted but threw his ballot receipt at her. And after voting he threw his completed ballot folder at another worker.

Wife and I made sure we noticed, thanked them and made some jokes about his tantrum.

Doesn’t state law require ID to vote in Idaho?