candycorn
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Quite the contrary is true in this case. That is why it stands out like a sore thumb. Hence all of the votes for Pat Buchanan in WPBC, Florida in 2000. It wasn’t fraud...I’m not saying it was. But one can easily tell that the butterfly ballot was the culprit. The ballot was not objected to by the Democratic Party Chair so there is no leg to stand on for the DEMs there. Still, the raw data that comes out is easy to see. The fact that there isn’t these outsized wins by Democrats in contested battles is even more proof of the rarity of voter fraud.It’s hard to detect when systems make it easy to look legitimate.
I couldn’t agree more.This is why purging voter rolls of the deceased, imprisoned and relocated is very important
I think the limit should be 10 years. Every 10 years on the 5th year (2025, 2035, 2045, etc...) you should have to, in person, re-register to vote and set your preferences. If you’re going to vote by mail, register to vote by mail and have ballots sent to your residence.
The same thing I said (pretty much) since 2016.
You’re preaching to the choir with me. If you don’t have an ID, you shouldn’t be able to vote. Sorry. There is a point in time where the world stops facilitating your laziness, inability, and frankly intransigence.
If IDs are provided free of charge and you are given enough time to acquire one prior to an election, it’s on you to do so. If you cannot muster the chutzpah to get off your ass and go to the location where they will take your picture and produce an ID for you in the 730 days between elections; sorry.
That being said, no major election has ever turned on intentional voter malfeasance. By the same token, the number of citizens who will be disenfranchised who WOULD HAVE VOTED OTHERWISE…is very few.