Along with paper plates and a bag of rice, a woman in Newburgh, Maine, received 250 state election ballots, reports The MainWire. These arrived about a month before Maine will vote in a statewide referendum to decide whether or not to join 36 other states in requiring some form of Voter ID. To the chain of custody point…“Under state law, the Secretary of State’s Office designs, approves, and oversees distribution of ballots,” reports Maine Wire. Here’s more context… Maine Democrats have already admitted that Voter ID will cost them 13,000 statewide votes. In a text message to voters earlier this year, Dingman complained Voter ID “could result in a loss of 13,000 Democratic” votes.