..there needs to be an easily accessible mechanism for a state-issued ID for non-drivers. 

Many Republicans do not seem to have an interest in this for "some reason."*

I have no patience for trying to game the system. And when it comes to voter suppression, that seems to be an exclusively Republican game. If a party's ideas and candidates aren't good enough to win elections, then maybe it's time to get some new ideas and candidates.

*The spoken reason is largely if not completely imaginary "voter fraud". The unspoken reason is that the "wrong kind of voters might vote and we can't have that!"

If those ballots that are being rejected were from largely republican counties . . . the cry to "count the ballots" from the left would be significantly less.  Oh there would be some "reason" given.

The cry of "count the ballots" now is simply because the expectation is that the "ballots" will favor Democrats.

So you get to climb on the moral high ground and shout down . . . for now.

I do find it ironic your go to fix is "biometrics".  Is that any less problematic for the poor and minorities than a voter ID?   

ps.  There is a van in Alabama that goes around printing such IDs for people.  It routinely shows up at all kinds of events.  Yet, you've probably never heard about it. 

*** objection noted.