David Frum : Americans worry more about voter fraud than do voters in other countries , because they are the only country without a reliable system of national identification . Tuesday 's vote is subject to all manner of disputes between parties . He says U.S. voting system is locally controlled , gives too much power to politicians . Other democracies establish national standards and enforce them equally , he says . Frum : The United States has a long history of electing presidents by popular election.
David Frum : Tuesday 's vote is subject to all manner of disputes between parties . He says U.S. voting system is locally controlled , gives too much power to politicians . Other democracies establish national standards and enforce them equally , he says . Frum : The United States has a long history of electing presidents by popular election.