Yes, or somewhat more precisely, it wasn't the kind of voter fraud addressed by the controversial voter photo ID laws. I don't think anyone denies that election fraud is a problem. It's just that most of the fraud happens in the counting, not the casting. Further, effectively no material vote fraud occurs through in-person impersonation of another voter, the fraud targeted by photo ID laws. That is the bone of contention, and QuantumPion's story completely failed to show any evidence of it. Instead, it shown registered voters voting as themselves. They just weren't eligible voters in Minnesota due to their felony convictions. A photo ID law wouldn't have changed that in any way.