Clinton to call for at least 20 days of early voting nationwide

[M14 Shooter]

The electorate is almost 10 times larger than it was in 1908. Our world has changed, our lifestyles have changed, our ways of travelling and doing work have changed, and now it is time for our method of electioneering to change as well.

Non-sequitur. None of this leads to this conclusion.

Somehow, we are to believe that voting on election day and/or with simple absentee ballots was perfectly legitimate, practical and possible 150 years ago, but now, with all the advancements we have in virtually every aspect of our lives, we can't manage it?

Horesepucky.

 

[Rexx Taylor]

i wonder if Hillary believes that dead people still have the right to vote.

 

[PaintMyHouse]

i wonder if Hillary believes that dead people still have the right to vote.

Can't say but the GOP doesn't believe the living have a right to vote, if they vote for Dems that is.

 

[Seawytch]

She's entitled to her opinion, but it's up to the States to run their elections.

Nope...NVRA and HAVA.

You do understand that HAVA is voluntary, right? And the NVRA say nothing about early voting.

No HAVA is not voluntary and it doesn't matter if the NVRA said anything about early voting. You made a claim, I debunked it. The Feds do have some say in Election Matters as both HAVA and the NVRA prove.

 

[Wildman]

It forces the GOP to react than act.

WRONG ! it may force the GOP to start laughing their ass off..., at best.

 

[Wildman]

Illegals don't vote, dumbass.

did you engage your mouth before putting your brain in gear ?

on the demonic side there are more dead, illegal, double and triple voters than there are legitimate legal voters.

 

[Claudette]

She's entitled to her opinion, but it's up to the States to run their elections.

Yup and she's not a member of Congress and can do all the demanding she wants. Congress can tell her to pound sand. I would.

 

[OKTexas]

She's entitled to her opinion, but it's up to the States to run their elections.

Nope...NVRA and HAVA.

You do understand that HAVA is voluntary, right? And the NVRA say nothing about early voting.

No HAVA is not voluntary and it doesn't matter if the NVRA said anything about early voting. You made a claim, I debunked it. The Feds do have some say in Election Matters as both HAVA and the NVRA prove.

Wrong again, all states have to do on HAVA is tell the feds to keep their money and they can do what they want. As for the feds have a say, it's becoming more limited all the time as they courts tell them to pound sand.

 

[daws101]

Active duty overseas military are the only one who should get absentee ballots

Some seniors who can't get out should. but if these people can't make it on the days it's open. then they don't DESERVE TO VOTE

now that's fucked up!

 

[daws101]

once which is far more than you ..

Once?

What kind of democrat are you?

Anything less than 5 is just not trying.

Come on, Hillary depends on you - and 30 million illegal aliens, and lots of dead people....

dreamin' is free.

 

[daws101]

20 days for more illegals to cross the border and vote democrat.

Illegals don't vote, dumbass.

HA!!!!

I'd ask for proof but.......

Barack Hussein Obama

actual proof not wishes.

 

[daws101]

Clinton to call for at least 20 days of early voting nationwide - The Washington Post

Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Rodham Clinton plans to call for an early voting period of at least 20 days in every state.

Clinton will call for that standard in remarks Thursday in Texas about voting rights, her campaign said. She will also criticize what her campaign calls deliberate restrictions on voting in several states, including Texas.

The former secretary of state's address at historically-black Texas Southern University in Houston comes as Democrats pursue legal challenges to voting rule changes approved by Republican legislatures in several states.

Clinton and her allies claim the changes are aimed at narrowing the electorate in ways that benefit Republicans.

“This is, I think, a moment when we should be expanding the franchise,” Clinton campaign chairman John Podesta said in an interview. “What we see in state after state is this effort by conservatives to restrict the right to vote.”

Once again, Clinton acts, which will force the GOP to react.

This has been going on for quite a while, now.

Discuss. Is this a good idea, or a bad one?

Democratic candidate Clinton is talking about a 20-day early voting period NATIONALLY.

why not start tomorrow?

Why can't everyday be Election Day ?

next thing u know, Hillary will demand that anyone who cant speak english be allowed to vote, so long as they vote for me.

if that were true a lot of Sothern republicans would be left out.

 

[daws101]

i wonder if Hillary believes that dead people still have the right to vote.

Christians believe they will go to heaven so why not!

 

[Seawytch]

She's entitled to her opinion, but it's up to the States to run their elections.

Nope...NVRA and HAVA.

You do understand that HAVA is voluntary, right? And the NVRA say nothing about early voting.

No HAVA is not voluntary and it doesn't matter if the NVRA said anything about early voting. You made a claim, I debunked it. The Feds do have some say in Election Matters as both HAVA and the NVRA prove.

Wrong again, all states have to do on HAVA is tell the feds to keep their money and they can do what they want. As for the feds have a say, it's becoming more limited all the time as they courts tell them to pound sand.

You need to re-read HAVA, amigo.

Specifically, it established minimum election administration standards for states and units of local government with responsibility for the administration of federal elections and for other purposes related to the bill. [...]


The law in general created minimum requirements for voter ID in each state, allowed states to set provisional ballot laws and gave funds to states to replace outdated voting equipment and registration systems. The law also mandated that state election authorities coordinated with agencies like the Social Security Administration and at the state level with their Departments of Transportation, Corrections and Health and Human Services to have the most accurate voter registration list possible.[2][3]
HAVA requires that either a driver's license, the last four digits of a social security number or a voter ID be required for voting.[2][3]


Help America Vote Act HAVA of 2002 - Ballotpedia

 

[OKTexas]

She's entitled to her opinion, but it's up to the States to run their elections.

Nope...NVRA and HAVA.

You do understand that HAVA is voluntary, right? And the NVRA say nothing about early voting.

No HAVA is not voluntary and it doesn't matter if the NVRA said anything about early voting. You made a claim, I debunked it. The Feds do have some say in Election Matters as both HAVA and the NVRA prove.

Wrong again, all states have to do on HAVA is tell the feds to keep their money and they can do what they want. As for the feds have a say, it's becoming more limited all the time as they courts tell them to pound sand.

You need to re-read HAVA, amigo.

Specifically, it established minimum election administration standards for states and units of local government with responsibility for the administration of federal elections and for other purposes related to the bill. [...]


The law in general created minimum requirements for voter ID in each state, allowed states to set provisional ballot laws and gave funds to states to replace outdated voting equipment and registration systems. The law also mandated that state election authorities coordinated with agencies like the Social Security Administration and at the state level with their Departments of Transportation, Corrections and Health and Human Services to have the most accurate voter registration list possible.[2][3]
HAVA requires that either a driver's license, the last four digits of a social security number or a voter ID be required for voting.[2][3]


Help America Vote Act HAVA of 2002 - Ballotpedia

State plan and reporting[edit]
To be eligible for federal funding, states must submit a plan describing how payments will be used and distributed, provisions for voter education and poll worker training, how to adopt voting system guidelines, performance measures to determine success (including goals, timetables, responsibilities, and criteria), administrative complaint procedures, and the committee who helped develop the state plan.

HAVA mandates that all states and localities upgrade many aspects of their election procedures, including their voting machines, registration processes and poll worker training. The specifics of implementation have been left up to each state, which allows for varying interpretations of the Federal law.

Each year the state receives federal funding they must submit a report to the EAC detailing a list of expenditures, the number of and types of voting equipment obtained with the funds, and an analysis and description of the activities funded.

Help America Vote Act - Wikipedia the free encyclopedia

So the HAVA requires Voter ID, who knew. I guess the feds are engaging in voter suppression according to the left. LMAO

 

[PaintMyHouse]

Nope...NVRA and HAVA.

You do understand that HAVA is voluntary, right? And the NVRA say nothing about early voting.

No HAVA is not voluntary and it doesn't matter if the NVRA said anything about early voting. You made a claim, I debunked it. The Feds do have some say in Election Matters as both HAVA and the NVRA prove.

Wrong again, all states have to do on HAVA is tell the feds to keep their money and they can do what they want. As for the feds have a say, it's becoming more limited all the time as they courts tell them to pound sand.

You need to re-read HAVA, amigo.

Specifically, it established minimum election administration standards for states and units of local government with responsibility for the administration of federal elections and for other purposes related to the bill. [...]


The law in general created minimum requirements for voter ID in each state, allowed states to set provisional ballot laws and gave funds to states to replace outdated voting equipment and registration systems. The law also mandated that state election authorities coordinated with agencies like the Social Security Administration and at the state level with their Departments of Transportation, Corrections and Health and Human Services to have the most accurate voter registration list possible.[2][3]
HAVA requires that either a driver's license, the last four digits of a social security number or a voter ID be required for voting.[2][3]


Help America Vote Act HAVA of 2002 - Ballotpedia

State plan and reporting[edit]
To be eligible for federal funding, states must submit a plan describing how payments will be used and distributed, provisions for voter education and poll worker training, how to adopt voting system guidelines, performance measures to determine success (including goals, timetables, responsibilities, and criteria), administrative complaint procedures, and the committee who helped develop the state plan.

HAVA mandates that all states and localities upgrade many aspects of their election procedures, including their voting machines, registration processes and poll worker training. The specifics of implementation have been left up to each state, which allows for varying interpretations of the Federal law.

Each year the state receives federal funding they must submit a report to the EAC detailing a list of expenditures, the number of and types of voting equipment obtained with the funds, and an analysis and description of the activities funded.

So the HAVA requires Voter ID, who knew. I guess the feds are engaging in voter suppression according to the left. LMAO

Where's the Photo ID part? Oh right, not there...

 

[OKTexas]

You do understand that HAVA is voluntary, right? And the NVRA say nothing about early voting.

No HAVA is not voluntary and it doesn't matter if the NVRA said anything about early voting. You made a claim, I debunked it. The Feds do have some say in Election Matters as both HAVA and the NVRA prove.

Wrong again, all states have to do on HAVA is tell the feds to keep their money and they can do what they want. As for the feds have a say, it's becoming more limited all the time as they courts tell them to pound sand.

You need to re-read HAVA, amigo.

Specifically, it established minimum election administration standards for states and units of local government with responsibility for the administration of federal elections and for other purposes related to the bill. [...]


The law in general created minimum requirements for voter ID in each state, allowed states to set provisional ballot laws and gave funds to states to replace outdated voting equipment and registration systems. The law also mandated that state election authorities coordinated with agencies like the Social Security Administration and at the state level with their Departments of Transportation, Corrections and Health and Human Services to have the most accurate voter registration list possible.[2][3]
HAVA requires that either a driver's license, the last four digits of a social security number or a voter ID be required for voting.[2][3]


Help America Vote Act HAVA of 2002 - Ballotpedia

State plan and reporting[edit]
To be eligible for federal funding, states must submit a plan describing how payments will be used and distributed, provisions for voter education and poll worker training, how to adopt voting system guidelines, performance measures to determine success (including goals, timetables, responsibilities, and criteria), administrative complaint procedures, and the committee who helped develop the state plan.

HAVA mandates that all states and localities upgrade many aspects of their election procedures, including their voting machines, registration processes and poll worker training. The specifics of implementation have been left up to each state, which allows for varying interpretations of the Federal law.

Each year the state receives federal funding they must submit a report to the EAC detailing a list of expenditures, the number of and types of voting equipment obtained with the funds, and an analysis and description of the activities funded.

So the HAVA requires Voter ID, who knew. I guess the feds are engaging in voter suppression according to the left. LMAO

Where's the Photo ID part? Oh right, not there...

HAVA requires that either a driver's license, the last four digits of a social security number or a voter ID be required for voting.[2][3]

Guess you missed "drivers license" which is required to have a photo and the fact that it's left up to the States to determine how they will implement the law. Tell me how do you know the ID belongs to the person holding it without a photo?

 

[Seawytch]

Nope...NVRA and HAVA.

You do understand that HAVA is voluntary, right? And the NVRA say nothing about early voting.

No HAVA is not voluntary and it doesn't matter if the NVRA said anything about early voting. You made a claim, I debunked it. The Feds do have some say in Election Matters as both HAVA and the NVRA prove.

Wrong again, all states have to do on HAVA is tell the feds to keep their money and they can do what they want. As for the feds have a say, it's becoming more limited all the time as they courts tell them to pound sand.

You need to re-read HAVA, amigo.

Specifically, it established minimum election administration standards for states and units of local government with responsibility for the administration of federal elections and for other purposes related to the bill. [...]


The law in general created minimum requirements for voter ID in each state, allowed states to set provisional ballot laws and gave funds to states to replace outdated voting equipment and registration systems. The law also mandated that state election authorities coordinated with agencies like the Social Security Administration and at the state level with their Departments of Transportation, Corrections and Health and Human Services to have the most accurate voter registration list possible.[2][3]
HAVA requires that either a driver's license, the last four digits of a social security number or a voter ID be required for voting.[2][3]


Help America Vote Act HAVA of 2002 - Ballotpedia

State plan and reporting[edit]
To be eligible for federal funding, states must submit a plan describing how payments will be used and distributed, provisions for voter education and poll worker training, how to adopt voting system guidelines, performance measures to determine success (including goals, timetables, responsibilities, and criteria), administrative complaint procedures, and the committee who helped develop the state plan.

HAVA mandates that all states and localities upgrade many aspects of their election procedures, including their voting machines, registration processes and poll worker training. The specifics of implementation have been left up to each state, which allows for varying interpretations of the Federal law.

Each year the state receives federal funding they must submit a report to the EAC detailing a list of expenditures, the number of and types of voting equipment obtained with the funds, and an analysis and description of the activities funded.

Help America Vote Act - Wikipedia the free encyclopedia

So the HAVA requires Voter ID, who knew. I guess the feds are engaging in voter suppression according to the left. LMAO

So you're deflecting now that I proved you wrong?

 

[OKTexas]

You do understand that HAVA is voluntary, right? And the NVRA say nothing about early voting.

No HAVA is not voluntary and it doesn't matter if the NVRA said anything about early voting. You made a claim, I debunked it. The Feds do have some say in Election Matters as both HAVA and the NVRA prove.

Wrong again, all states have to do on HAVA is tell the feds to keep their money and they can do what they want. As for the feds have a say, it's becoming more limited all the time as they courts tell them to pound sand.

You need to re-read HAVA, amigo.

Specifically, it established minimum election administration standards for states and units of local government with responsibility for the administration of federal elections and for other purposes related to the bill. [...]


The law in general created minimum requirements for voter ID in each state, allowed states to set provisional ballot laws and gave funds to states to replace outdated voting equipment and registration systems. The law also mandated that state election authorities coordinated with agencies like the Social Security Administration and at the state level with their Departments of Transportation, Corrections and Health and Human Services to have the most accurate voter registration list possible.[2][3]
HAVA requires that either a driver's license, the last four digits of a social security number or a voter ID be required for voting.[2][3]


Help America Vote Act HAVA of 2002 - Ballotpedia

State plan and reporting[edit]
To be eligible for federal funding, states must submit a plan describing how payments will be used and distributed, provisions for voter education and poll worker training, how to adopt voting system guidelines, performance measures to determine success (including goals, timetables, responsibilities, and criteria), administrative complaint procedures, and the committee who helped develop the state plan.

HAVA mandates that all states and localities upgrade many aspects of their election procedures, including their voting machines, registration processes and poll worker training. The specifics of implementation have been left up to each state, which allows for varying interpretations of the Federal law.

Each year the state receives federal funding they must submit a report to the EAC detailing a list of expenditures, the number of and types of voting equipment obtained with the funds, and an analysis and description of the activities funded.

Help America Vote Act - Wikipedia the free encyclopedia

So the HAVA requires Voter ID, who knew. I guess the feds are engaging in voter suppression according to the left. LMAO

So you're deflecting now that I proved you wrong?

Deflection, NOT. Implementation is left to the States and they only have reporting requirements for years they receive federal funds.

 

[Seawytch]

No HAVA is not voluntary and it doesn't matter if the NVRA said anything about early voting. You made a claim, I debunked it. The Feds do have some say in Election Matters as both HAVA and the NVRA prove.

Wrong again, all states have to do on HAVA is tell the feds to keep their money and they can do what they want. As for the feds have a say, it's becoming more limited all the time as they courts tell them to pound sand.

You need to re-read HAVA, amigo.

Specifically, it established minimum election administration standards for states and units of local government with responsibility for the administration of federal elections and for other purposes related to the bill. [...]


The law in general created minimum requirements for voter ID in each state, allowed states to set provisional ballot laws and gave funds to states to replace outdated voting equipment and registration systems. The law also mandated that state election authorities coordinated with agencies like the Social Security Administration and at the state level with their Departments of Transportation, Corrections and Health and Human Services to have the most accurate voter registration list possible.[2][3]
HAVA requires that either a driver's license, the last four digits of a social security number or a voter ID be required for voting.[2][3]


Help America Vote Act HAVA of 2002 - Ballotpedia

State plan and reporting[edit]
To be eligible for federal funding, states must submit a plan describing how payments will be used and distributed, provisions for voter education and poll worker training, how to adopt voting system guidelines, performance measures to determine success (including goals, timetables, responsibilities, and criteria), administrative complaint procedures, and the committee who helped develop the state plan.

HAVA mandates that all states and localities upgrade many aspects of their election procedures, including their voting machines, registration processes and poll worker training. The specifics of implementation have been left up to each state, which allows for varying interpretations of the Federal law.

Each year the state receives federal funding they must submit a report to the EAC detailing a list of expenditures, the number of and types of voting equipment obtained with the funds, and an analysis and description of the activities funded.

Help America Vote Act - Wikipedia the free encyclopedia

So the HAVA requires Voter ID, who knew. I guess the feds are engaging in voter suppression according to the left. LMAO

So you're deflecting now that I proved you wrong?

Deflection, NOT. Implementation is left to the States and they only have reporting requirements for years they receive federal funds.

HAVA, the NVRA AND the MOVE Act all mandated things of the states. You were mistaken with your original statement.