Jack Fate
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Why don't you volunteer to help all those poor illiterate Latino voters get proper ID. I think that would be a good cause.
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Why dont you stop supporting the spending of tax dollars to keep tax payers from voting?
Document how much of this type of fraud exsists in the US?
If this stops just one person from voting who shouldn't it's well worth it.Why would the left
have ANY sort of objection to it....
Oh and I'm sorry there isn't a link for my comment.
even if it stops thousands of legal voters from voting to stop that one vote?
would you kill ten thousand children to save one childs life?
If this stops just one person from voting who shouldn't it's well worth it.Why would the left
have ANY sort of objection to it....
Oh and I'm sorry there isn't a link for my comment.
even if it stops thousands of legal voters from voting to stop that one vote?
would you kill ten thousand children to save one childs life?
If these so called thousands of "legal" voters are in fact legal why would you have a problem
with them getting a photo ID?...
If you support ID voter laws you support stripping legal American voters of the right to vote.
There has been NO study that shows any fraud such as claimed by the propoenents of this law claim it will fix.
People.....or maybe the left needs to rethink its stand on this issue.
Why don't you volunteer to help all those poor illiterate Latino voters get proper ID. I think that would be a good cause.
If you support ID voter laws you support stripping legal American voters of the right to vote.
You saying that doesn't make it true.
There has been NO study that shows any fraud such as claimed by the propoenents of this law claim it will fix.
GOP says 5,000 non-citizens voting in Colorado a 'wake-up call' for states - TheHill.com
People.....or maybe the left needs to rethink its stand on this issue.
Nah. Let lefties keep thinking the losing side of the argument, the thinking against judicial opinion and common sense. I'm fine with that. The people need to see who these people are.
Document how much of this type of fraud exsists in the US?
Why don't you volunteer to help all those poor illiterate Latino voters get proper ID. I think that would be a good cause.
Gee, every Latino and Latina in my family, both Pruerto Rican and Mexican have valid photo ID's. We would be happy to assist any legal Latino or Latina to get an ID.
I support voter ID. I support a right thumb live scan at the time of the vote and an inked print anytime someone uses a credit care, writes a check or travels by commerical airlines.
People.....or maybe the left needs to rethink its stand on this issue.
How can anyone be against voter ID? you have to have ID when you drive a car you have to have ID when you have purchase alcohol or get your drivers license so why not when you vote?
MN voters back voter-ID amendment 76/18
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posted at 8:43 am on May 27, 2011 by Ed Morrissey
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Mark Dayton vetoed a new voter-ID bill in Minnesota because he said it lacked broad bipartisan legislative support. Perhaps he should have considered what the people of Minnesota thought rather than his coterie of DFL party hacks in St. Paul. A new poll conducted by Survey USA puts Dayton squarely in the 18% fringe of Minnesota politics:
Governor Mark Dayton vetoed the voter ID bill saying it lacked broad legislative bipartisan support.
According to our exclusive new SurveyUSA poll, 76% of Minnesotans say theyd vote in favor of voter ID. Only 18% oppose the idea.
Well, a 76% support level is hardly bipartisan, is it? Why, its only the crazed Tea Party wingnuts that really support voter ID requirements, right? Not exactly. Lets take a look at the internals, shall we?
Age demographics The lowest level of support in age groups comes from seniors, who back voter ID 69/23. The best support comes, surprisingly, from the youngest voters (18-34YOs) at 82/12.
Party affiliation Yes, 92% of Republicans support voter ID. So do 76% of independents and 59% of those wingnutty Democrats in Minnesota, too. Among Tea Party members, voter ID enjoys 93% support. And for those who dont identify with the Tea Party, support plummets all the way to 74%. Along ideological lines, liberals were least likely to support it at 67%, the second-lowest level of support among all demographics.
Education Surely, support must be coming from the mouthbreathers, right? High-school graduates give a 79% level of support, almost the same as the 78% among those with some college education. Those with degrees are a little more discerning at 75%.
Income level It wont be much of a surprise to know that those making six figures support voter ID 73/25. It will be a surprise to Dayton to find that those making less than $50K per year support it even more, 78/14.
Region Like all of the other demographics, there isnt much difference between the Twin Cities demo (76/19) and the rural area of western Minnesota (81/15). In each region, support is at 75% or higher.
Dayton may think that voter ID doesnt have broad bipartisan support, but thats because Dayton doesnt get out of the mansion much. All he knows is what he hears from the entrenched DFL party machine, which fears voter ID as an end to their opportunities to manipulate elections. After years of Election Day shenanigans, even two-thirds of self-described liberals have had enough.
And if thats true in Minnesota, just imagine how voters feel in areas outside of the progressive Midwest.
Addendum: Survey USAs big takeaway from the poll is that Tim Pawlenty trails Barack Obama by five points in a hypothetical head-to-head match. Pawlenty just started running, so thats hardly unexpected. It will only be a big problem for Pawlenty if he doesnt eventually close that gap. Its worth remembering, though, that Obama won Minnesota by twice that gap in 2008 over John McCain, who was supposed to be pretty popular in this state.
State police unit investigates voter fraud cases - The Santa Fe New MexicanThe SOS on March 15 told the House Voters & Elections Committee that in cross-checking voter registrations with a state Motor Vehicle Division database, her office had found 117 foreign nationals who had registered to vote. She said that all had listed Social Security numbers on their voter registrations that didn't match up with their names. Duran told the committee that at least 37 of those actually voted in state elections.