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Nice try, but even the Supreme Court ruled against you.
In Florida, election officials found that 75 percent of about 20,000 voter registration applications from a three-week period in September were mismatched due to typographical and administrative errors. Florida's Republican secretary of state ordered the computer match system implemented in early September.
In Wisconsin, Republican Attorney General J.B. Van Hollen sued the state's election board after it voted against a proposal to implement a "no-match" policy. The board conducted an audit of its voter rolls and found a 22 percent match failure rate -- including for four of the six members of the board.
The Brennan Center has also documented cases across the country of possible illegal purging, impediments to college student voting and difficulties accessing voter registration.
A lawsuit has been filed over Georgia's mismatch system, and the state is also under fire for requesting Social Security records for verification checks on about 2 million voters -- more requests than any other state.
One of the lawyers involved in the lawsuit says Georgia is violating a federal law that prohibits widespread voter purges within 90 days of the election, arguing that the letters were sent out too close to the election date.
Some voters 'purged' from voter rolls - CNN.com
you should have kept the "pure Crap" forum for chris/kirk postsWould you check the board before repeating your leftwingnut, KoolAid drinking spew? This thread already exists.
i think its up to 15 or 17 nowBS, there are investigations ongoing in 11 different states...
The Ohio Secretary of State doesn't have to enforce the federal election law that was the ruling, spambot. Not that there wasn't voter fraud being committed.
you should have kept the "pure Crap" forum for chris/kirk posts
I'm getting tired of the leftwingnut spew on this board. It's like if they say it enough times it'll come true.
Odd they don't mention Gore trying to have write-in military abesentee votes suppressed in Duval county FL in 2000 because he KNEW who those votes would be for.
Or the dual registered voters in both NYC and Miami.
You have to be a real moron to believe only one side is trying to get the other sides votes suppressed.
But then I look at the usual suspects hanging off the chriskirk bandwagon and don't know why I should expect better.
uh, its not a non-storyHow many threads have there been about the non story Bill Ayers? 100? 200?
Voter suppression is a BIG issue that effects hundreds of thousands of voters.
Much bigger than "voter fraud."
And for the record the suppression of military votes is wrong.
Republican voter suppression is a proud tradition. It continues today.
I urge everyone to read the link and not believe jreeves lies.
Nice try, but even the Supreme Court ruled against you.
How many threads have there been about the non story Bill Ayers? 100? 200?
Voter suppression is a BIG issue that effects hundreds of thousands of voters.
Much bigger than "voter fraud."
And for the record the suppression of military votes is wrong.
Not even close, junior. I don't how big an issue you consider voter suppression to be. It doesn't require more than one thread to discuss. Cleaning up the forums after you folk that think any propaganda you like should be repeated as often as possible is getting old.
Again, kirkybot.... verification is not suppression
Again, kirkybot.... verification is not suppression
Also it is not suppression if the person does not obligate their duty to fill out their forms correctly and double check when the voter card or ballot is given to them...
But nice try again kirkybot... you'll just keep spouting off your inane and partisan blather
It is not about whether they are a service person, a bum, a CEO, a McDonalds manager, a housewife, a mechanic, black, white, Asian, Eskimo, male, female, transgendered, or whatever else..... though you would like it to be in some attempt to advance your agenda
Glad you agree with me.
A small typo or paperwork error is not enough to keep our servicemen or any other voter from voting.
Not what I said kirkybot... but nice fucking try, moron
If things are not filled out properly... you best double check and go thru the correction process.. because if it is still not proper in the registration when it is time for you to vote... too bad, too sad....
You don't get credit on a test either if you forgot to fill in an answer, even if you pout to the teacher that you MEANT to fill it in with the right answer
