The list, based largely on news clippings and news releases, counted more than 100 allegations of voter fraud in the United States since 2012 — but only a handful were allegations of voter impersonation that could have been prevented by voter ID. No problem</h3> <p>Reid Magney, spokesman for the Wisconsin Elections Commission, told News21 that until recently, the state did not track voter fraud. class="wp-image-189930" /></a><figcaption>Lawmakers in Texas passed controversial voter ID legislation in 2011, citing concerns of voter fraud. None of them involve voter impersonation, which is the type of fraud that voter ID laws are intended to prevent." But a News21 review of alleged voter fraud in key states since 2012 found no cases of voter impersonation, the type of fraud that voter ID is designed to combat."