Election Integrity Firm: 7% to 18% of Registered Voters in 26 States Either DO NOT EXIST or Reside at an Address that DOES NOT EXIST

[Lastamender]

So, why didn't all of your shrill whiny bitching about voter fraud get any of the elections overturned?

Because the country is run by criminals. Any children around? Have one explain it to you.

 

[Lastamender]

What you don`t have is proof to back up any of your nonsense. Dead people can`t vote, Einstein.

No they cannot but someone who is alive and well can vote for them.

 

[Dadoalex]

So what happens to invalid ballots that get mailed out?

 

[Dadoalex]

Actually, part of the problem is that it takes work to update the rolls.

For instance, when I got married last year (even though she's not eligible to vote) I had to update my wife's DL to reflect her new last name and new address. Which meant that we had to wait for a bill to arrive with her new address on it. (Which was difficult, all the utilities are in my name.) Then we had to make an appointment at the Secretary of State's office. So it took us weeks to get this done.

There was an effort to have states coordinate that type of information.
There was, that is, until GOP lD states pulled out.

Why would GOP led states not want to participate in an effort to ensure valid election results?

 

[Dadoalex]

Yes they do vote if they are on the voter rolls. Where do you think the 81 million votes came from? All kinds of fake registration and phantom voters. The jig is up.

 

[Dadoalex]

Gee? Why would they do that if there was no fraud? It is over assholes. Admit the election was stolen.

Why would the GOP lie and make stuff up?
Have you seen their actual policies?

 

[Lastamender]

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Beat it troll. Anyone with a brain knows the elections were stolen.

 

[Foxfyre]

No integrity when a percentage of the vote can be manipulated. That is just a fact.

Election Integrity Firm: 7% to 18% of Registered Voters in 26 States Either DO NOT EXIST or Reside at an Address that DOES NOT EXIST | The Gateway Pundit | by Jim Hoft

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Which is why we should reinstate policies for voter registration that used to exist:
1. To register to vote you must go to the city or county clerk's office, show proof of citizenship (utility bills, rent receipt or whatever), certified photo ID, proof of residence.
2. If you move you must send a change of address for your voter registration at least six weeks before the election.
3. If you do not vote in the primary or general election you will need to re-register for the next election. (This keeps the rolls as accurate as possible as to how many registered voters there are in a given precinct.)

And once properly registered at least six weeks before the election, certified photo ID must be presented before you receive your ballot to vote.

Further if you mail in a ballot, you MUST request in writing that it be mailed to address on your voter registration, and you must have your signature notarized before returning the ballot. And the notarized signature must stay with the ballot for at least three years.

 

[Oddball]

So what happens to invalid ballots that get mailed out?

Many go back to the post office, where God only knows what happens to them next.

 

[Rawley]

Many go back to the post office, where God only knows what happens to them next.

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[JoeB131]

Which is why we should reinstate policies for voter registration that used to exist:
1. To register to vote you must go to the city or county clerk's office, show proof of citizenship (utility bills, rent receipt or whatever), certified photo ID, proof of residence.
2. If you move you must send a change of address for your voter registration at least six weeks before the election.
3. If you do not vote in the primary or general election you will need to re-register for the next election. (This keeps the rolls as accurate as possible as to how many registered voters there are in a given precinct.)

And once properly registered at least six weeks before the election, certified photo ID must be presented before you receive your ballot to vote.

Further if you mail in a ballot, you MUST request in writing that it be mailed to address on your voter registration, and you must have your signature notarized before returning the ballot. And the notarized signature must stay with the ballot for at least three years.

Check your privilege. Not everyone can take the time to do all of that.

 

[Oddball]

Check your privilege. Not everyone can take the time to do all of that.

Then you don't have time to vote....Suck on it.

 

[Dadoalex]

Beat it troll. Anyone with a brain knows the elections were stolen.

I'm guessing that excludes you.

 

[JoeB131]

Then you don't have time to vote....Suck on it.

Thanks for admitting you don't want poor people voting and it has nothing to do with fraud.

 

[Foxfyre]

Check your privilege. Not everyone can take the time to do all of that.

They take the time to gather up the required documentation to get a certified driver's license in many states now. They take the time to qualify for a credit card or bank loan or mortgage on their home. If they want to vote it doesn't take that much time to find a utility bill, your certified birth certificate or other proof of citizenship, your certified driver's license and go register to vote. Those unwilling to do it don't deserve to vote.

 

[Oddball]

Thanks for admitting you don't want poor people voting and it has nothing to do with fraud.

FU....If the sainted pooooooooooor want to vote, let them act like it.

 

[JoeB131]

Then you don't have time to vote....Suck on it.

Thanks for admitting you don't want poor people voting and it has nothing to do with fraud.

They take the time to get a certified driver's license in most states now. They take the time to qualify for a credit card or bank loan or mortgage on their home. If they want to vote it doesn't take that much time to find a utility bill, your certified birth certificate, your certified driver's license and go register to vote.

Actually, I had to update my wife's DL last year after we got married (Name and Address). It was kind of difficult because all the utilities were in my name, so we had to go to her bank and update her address, and then wait for the next bill to arrive. Then we had to make an appointment and instead of using the one in our town, which you can never get an appointment at, we had to drive down to Aurora to get one two weeks after I made the appointment.

(Our new Secretary of State is a moron, he's managed to truly jug-**** this system.)

So please don't tell me that it's "easy" to get an updated ID, if you are poor, have an irregular work schedule, or lack reliable transportation.

 

[JoeB131]

FU....If the sainted pooooooooooor want to vote, let them act like it.

Again, thank you for admitting you don't want the poor to vote...

Of course, you could try actually appealing to their interests instead of finding these voter suppression schemes.

 

[Oddball]

Actually, I had to update my wife's DL last year after we got married (Name and Address). It was kind of difficult because all the utilities were in my name, so we had to go to her bank and update her address, and then wait for the next bill to arrive. Then we had to make an appointment and instead of using the one in our town, which you can never get an appointment at, we had to drive down to Aurora to get one two weeks after I made the appointment.

(Our new Secretary of State is a moron, he's managed to truly jug-**** this system.)

So please don't tell me that it's "easy" to get an updated ID, if you are poor, have an irregular work schedule, or lack reliable transportation.

This is the bureaucracy that neo-Marxist twits like you carry the water for every day of the week...Now it's making things too hard for you?....Suck on it!

 

[Oddball]

Again, thank you for admitting you don't want the poor to vote...

Of course, you could try actually appealing to their interests instead of finding these voter suppression schemes.

Thanks for being an asshole and putting words in my mouth.

If you want to vote, nobody has any obligation to hold your hand and fulfill the few small requirements you need to do so.