Comment Re:Nope, it's just a voter supression tactic (Score 2) 120
According to the Nevada DMV website, you are entitled to an one-time fee exemption for a duplicate ID if you declare yourself homeless. There is no exemption listed for the initial application or for any issue aside from homelessness.
Furthermore, in order to get an ID, you need to be able to get to the DMV. Depending on your location this may not be feasible due either to time constraints (if you're working many hours) or economic constraints (most forms of transportation are not free). You also need to be able to provide documents such as your birth certificate, social security card, etc. If you don't have those, there typically fees (and paperwork) in order to get replacements.
This all adds up very quickly if you're not doing well financially. And that's before any intentional changes to reduce access such as closing DMV locations, reducing hours, eliminating bus routes, etc.