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There is ALWAYS some form of voter fraud. I can remember just a few years ago where a guy in one of the Southern states voted three times and was arrested when found out. In states that do not require any form of ID to vote, there is always someone that is found to be voting for his/her parents or another relative. I am still registered in another state after being here for ten years. My father is still registered in another state and he has been deceased for a decade. That state does not require any form of identification. You just tell them your name and address and they look it up on the computer to prove that a person with that name and address is registered.
For those that say that investigations have been completed with no evidence of voter fraud, that is not correct. However, many states have refused access to officials coming from outside of the state to perform an investigation for voter fraud. If one cannot investigate, it is very difficult to prove an accusation. It is also hard to prove voter fraud without voter ID. It is also interesting when bags of ballots disappear or suddenly appear in a trunk of a car. Apparently, it is only one side of that feels that there is no voter fraud. This argument has been rehashed over and over again after every election. Last time it was the "Russians are coming" where they were accused of fixing the election for one candidate. Another accusation was of interfering with the election. One party believes in BIG conspiracies involving espionage with voter suppression and the other party believes simply in voter fraud.
The party that does not believe in voter fraud, also does not believe in requiring ID. Their excuse is racist. They insist that minorities are too inept to obtain a photo ID and are disenfranchised.