Fighting the Steal 2024, Virginia Finds and Removes 6,300 Non-Citizens from Voter Rolls
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protectionist
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I have already refuted that silly comment. Looks like you're off to bad start here.
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That was refuted before you posted it. Ha ha. Didn't notice the source in the lower left. huh ? > NATIONAL CONFERENCE of STATE LEGISLATURES (couldn't be more reputable)
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No, it is made up.
/----/ layfayette rarely does.
There is no voter suppression, shit for brains
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6,400 is the kind of razor thin margin that Trump lost by in 2020 in swing states.
Virginia Removes More Than 6,300 Foreigners From Its Voter Rolls
Gov. Glenn Youngkin revealed on Wednesday the Virginia elections department has removed more than 6,300 noncitizens from its voter rolls.thefederalist.com
As part of their embarrassing smear campaign against Republicans worried about the integrity of America’s elections, legacy media have twisted themselves into pretzels trying to convince the country that foreign nationals interfering in the U.S. electoral system is a nonexistent problem.
So-called “journalists” and their Democrat political allies regularly claim concerns about noncitizens registering ahead of and voting in the 2024 election are baseless because it’s already illegal for foreigners to cast ballots in federal contests. Of course, these self-professed “experts” on “misinformation” conveniently decline to mention that there’s no enforcement mechanism to prevent this from happening; or that numerous Democrat-run cities have granted illegal aliens the ability to vote in municipal races.
Yet, for all their hyperbolic grandstanding and opposition to ensuring only eligible Americans have a say in U.S. elections, Democrats have no legs left to stand on when it’s revealed that foreign nationals are, in fact, registering to vote.
In an executive order directing state agencies to undertake election security efforts ahead of the November election, Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin revealed on Wednesday that the commonwealth’s Department of Elections (ELECT) has removed more than 6,300 noncitizens from its voter rolls since his administration took office.
“All data collected by the DMV that identifies noncitizens is shared with ELECT, which uses it to scrub existing voter rolls and remove noncitizens who may have purposefully or accidentally registered to vote,” Youngkin wrote. “According to data from ELECT, between January 2022 and July 2024, records indicate we removed 6,303 noncitizens from the voter rolls.”
Virginia is one of only three states to require individuals “provide their full 9-digit Social Security number” when registering to vote, according to Youngkin.
In his order, the GOP governor instructed ELECT Commissioner Susan Beals to provide him with annual confirmation that the state’s proper election protocols are “in place” and local registrars are fully trained on “these critical procedures.” This includes rules governing ballot deadlines, ballot chain of custody, tabulation machines, and verifying election results to ensure accuracy.
Beals must also ensure ELECT is updating Virginia’s voter rolls “daily” and removing ineligible registrants, including those who have moved out of state, died, are felons, or are “individuals who are unable to verify that they are citizens.”
Youngkin further directed the state DMV to “expedite the interagency data-sharing with [ELECT] of noncitizens by generating a daily file of all noncitizen transactions, including addresses and documents.” As noted by the governor, registrars are required by Virginia law to cancel the registration of an individual who registered to vote “by falsely claiming that they are a citizen,” and must report such cases to their local commonwealth’s attorney.
“Our election security model is designed to prevent illegal votes and guarantee legal votes are accurately counted,” Youngkin wrote. “However, security procedures can only be as strong as the state and federal law which governs voting. Further strengthening of Virginia’s election security system will rely on strengthening state and federal law.”
how many of them voted?
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Spokesperson Jillian Cowherd said the voter registration process is started at the DMV, but completed at the Virginia Elections Department.
Thus anyone registering at DMV is asked on the form if they want to register to vote.
Spokesperson Jillian Cowherd said the voter registration process is started at the DMV, but completed at the Virginia Elections Department.
The problem is how do they handle people with the same names?
This is the system that Virginia created
IF they answer no to the question then the system pushes the question
“What happens is you get pop-ups asking, ‘Are you sure?’ A lot of times people start hitting no, no, no, wondering ‘what do I have to do to stop this?’” she said.
They get a bunch of questions as the system will not accept an initial NO
The system can remove eligible voter
Virginia has a history of mistakes in its voter removals. Last October, election officials under Youngkin removed nearly 3,400 legal Virginia voters from the rolls, after misclassifying probation violators as felons. Felons automatically lose their right to vote in Virginia.
Bottom line they created the mess and now have to correct their mess
The League of United Latin American Citizens of Richmond settled a 2018 defamation lawsuit it filed against a group run by Trump’s former vote fraud commissioner, J.Christian Adams, for publishing identifying information of people who were identified as noncitizens and removed from the state’s voter rolls. The group had to apologize and publicly state the people targeted are U.S. citizens.
Youngkin’s press secretary Christian Martinez referred NBC News to the governor’s previous statements saying that the process is “very transparent” and that they “give everyone who was removed from the voter roll 14 days to come back and demonstrate that they are a citizen.”
So it the system that can make mistakes
Virginia has a history of mistakes in its voter removals. Last October, election officials under Youngkin removed nearly 3,400 legal Virginia voters from the rolls, after misclassifying probation violators as felons.
My question why ask at the DMV?
It is not that hard to register to vote.
The error was created by the STATE
Here is another error
Virginia has a history of mistakes in its voter removals. Last October, election officials under Youngkin removed nearly 3,400 legal Virginia voters from the rolls, after misclassifying probation violators as felons.
www.nbcnews.com
www.nbcnews.com
Thus anyone registering at DMV is asked on the form if they want to register to vote.
Spokesperson Jillian Cowherd said the voter registration process is started at the DMV, but completed at the Virginia Elections Department.
The problem is how do they handle people with the same names?
This is the system that Virginia created
IF they answer no to the question then the system pushes the question
“What happens is you get pop-ups asking, ‘Are you sure?’ A lot of times people start hitting no, no, no, wondering ‘what do I have to do to stop this?’” she said.
They get a bunch of questions as the system will not accept an initial NO
The system can remove eligible voter
Virginia has a history of mistakes in its voter removals. Last October, election officials under Youngkin removed nearly 3,400 legal Virginia voters from the rolls, after misclassifying probation violators as felons. Felons automatically lose their right to vote in Virginia.
Bottom line they created the mess and now have to correct their mess
The League of United Latin American Citizens of Richmond settled a 2018 defamation lawsuit it filed against a group run by Trump’s former vote fraud commissioner, J.Christian Adams, for publishing identifying information of people who were identified as noncitizens and removed from the state’s voter rolls. The group had to apologize and publicly state the people targeted are U.S. citizens.
Youngkin’s press secretary Christian Martinez referred NBC News to the governor’s previous statements saying that the process is “very transparent” and that they “give everyone who was removed from the voter roll 14 days to come back and demonstrate that they are a citizen.”
So it the system that can make mistakes
Virginia has a history of mistakes in its voter removals. Last October, election officials under Youngkin removed nearly 3,400 legal Virginia voters from the rolls, after misclassifying probation violators as felons.
My question why ask at the DMV?
It is not that hard to register to vote.
The error was created by the STATE
Here is another error
Virginia has a history of mistakes in its voter removals. Last October, election officials under Youngkin removed nearly 3,400 legal Virginia voters from the rolls, after misclassifying probation violators as felons.
A Virginia voter roll purge sparks renewed rhetoric over 'non-citizens' casting ballots
Local Virginia officials attributed much of the presence of possible noncitizens on the voter rolls to errors made when people fill out paperwork or answer questions online.
www.nbcnews.com
A Virginia voter roll purge sparks renewed rhetoric over 'non-citizens' casting ballots
Local Virginia officials attributed much of the presence of possible noncitizens on the voter rolls to errors made when people fill out paperwork or answer questions online.
www.nbcnews.com
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HA HA. I have BEEN proving it for 10 years in this forum, rookie boy. No time like the present for you to learn that in this forum, you do some research before shooting your ignorant mouth off.
We hav a SEARCH function. Learn how to use it, and use it. Post from knowledge, not ignorance.
How you know illegal voting is happening > SEEING it happen is how you know.
I ask illegal aliens about their immigration status all the time (in Spanish of course). They openly brag about their illegallity, and how they have jobs (show me their photo IDs), steal videos from the library, vote in US elections, drive without a license, start wildfires, and engage in rape (acceptable in Mexico). They were also drinking beer while on the job (construction), which probably added to their open way of talking. Talk to some illegals. They'll TELL YOU what they do.
As for arrests, how would there be any ?,,,when not one state in the US requires proof of citizenship to vote. Illegals walk right up and register and vote just like anybody else. Democrat election officials aren't going to stop them, and Republican election officials have no way to stop them, as they have no idea who is a citizen and who isn't.
Hell, in about 20 states, there is no ID requirement OF ANY KIND. NONE.
But in some states,officials are finally starting to toughen up. Virginia Governor Youngkin wrote. “According to data from ELECT, between January 2022 and July 2024, records indicate we removed 6,303 noncitizens from the voter rolls.”
Virginia Removes More Than 6,300 Foreigners From Its Voter Rolls
Gov. Glenn Youngkin revealed on Wednesday the Virginia elections department has removed more than 6,300 noncitizens from its voter rolls.
Then there's also investigations that have been done. Here's about 1% of them >>
Texas Democrats ask noncitizens to register to vote
Poll: 13% of Illegal Aliens ADMIT They Vote - California Political Review
Finally Proof of Illegal Alien Voting
Noncitizens, Voting Violations and U.S. Elections | Federation for American Immigration Reform
Illegal Aliens Really Do Vote – a Lot
Exclusive: Florida Investigating Potential Non-Citizen Voters
Does non citizens mean they no longer reside in Virginia or that they are illegal foreigners? Can you answer that question?
Democrats - How dare they stop us from cheating
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Illegal foreigners. Non US citizens.
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DMV tried to get into the business of getting people to register to vote. So they asked people do you want to register to vote then sign here with no vetting whatso ever. They send it over to the election people and they find out that they are illegal aliens and cannot vote
So State brags about how they are stopping illegals from voting. Entice them to register to vote then have voter registration turn it down as they are illegal aliens
then the state can claim look we are catching illegal aliens trying to vote.
Quite the scam to make them looking good.
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6,400 is the kind of razor thin margin that Trump lost by in 2020 in swing states.
Virginia Removes More Than 6,300 Foreigners From Its Voter Rolls
Gov. Glenn Youngkin revealed on Wednesday the Virginia elections department has removed more than 6,300 noncitizens from its voter rolls.
As part of their embarrassing smear campaign against Republicans worried about the integrity of America’s elections, legacy media have twisted themselves into pretzels trying to convince the country that foreign nationals interfering in the U.S. electoral system is a nonexistent problem.
So-called “journalists” and their Democrat political allies regularly claim concerns about noncitizens registering ahead of and voting in the 2024 election are baseless because it’s already illegal for foreigners to cast ballots in federal contests. Of course, these self-professed “experts” on “misinformation” conveniently decline to mention that there’s no enforcement mechanism to prevent this from happening; or that numerous Democrat-run cities have granted illegal aliens the ability to vote in municipal races.
Yet, for all their hyperbolic grandstanding and opposition to ensuring only eligible Americans have a say in U.S. elections, Democrats have no legs left to stand on when it’s revealed that foreign nationals are, in fact, registering to vote.
In an executive order directing state agencies to undertake election security efforts ahead of the November election, Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin revealed on Wednesday that the commonwealth’s Department of Elections (ELECT) has removed more than 6,300 noncitizens from its voter rolls since his administration took office.
“All data collected by the DMV that identifies noncitizens is shared with ELECT, which uses it to scrub existing voter rolls and remove noncitizens who may have purposefully or accidentally registered to vote,” Youngkin wrote. “According to data from ELECT, between January 2022 and July 2024, records indicate we removed 6,303 noncitizens from the voter rolls.”
Virginia is one of only three states to require individuals “provide their full 9-digit Social Security number” when registering to vote, according to Youngkin.
In his order, the GOP governor instructed ELECT Commissioner Susan Beals to provide him with annual confirmation that the state’s proper election protocols are “in place” and local registrars are fully trained on “these critical procedures.” This includes rules governing ballot deadlines, ballot chain of custody, tabulation machines, and verifying election results to ensure accuracy.
Beals must also ensure ELECT is updating Virginia’s voter rolls “daily” and removing ineligible registrants, including those who have moved out of state, died, are felons, or are “individuals who are unable to verify that they are citizens.”
Youngkin further directed the state DMV to “expedite the interagency data-sharing with [ELECT] of noncitizens by generating a daily file of all noncitizen transactions, including addresses and documents.” As noted by the governor, registrars are required by Virginia law to cancel the registration of an individual who registered to vote “by falsely claiming that they are a citizen,” and must report such cases to their local commonwealth’s attorney.
“Our election security model is designed to prevent illegal votes and guarantee legal votes are accurately counted,” Youngkin wrote. “However, security procedures can only be as strong as the state and federal law which governs voting. Further strengthening of Virginia’s election security system will rely on strengthening state and federal law.”
Despite your voter suppression action you’re still gonna lose
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