Minnesota Secretary Of State Candidate Kim Crockett Questioned Non-English Speakers' & the disabled Right To Vote

[basquebromance]

maybe they shouldn't vote, it's not like they swing any elections, anyway!

Minnesota Secretary Of State Candidate Questioned Non-English Speakers' Right To Vote

A law allowing disabled voters and non-English speakers to get help casting ballots “raises the question, should they be voting?” GOP candidate Kim Crockett said.

www.huffpost.com

 

[Lisa558]

I think disabled should get assistance in casting their ballots, but not people who can’t figure out an English ballot. I thought part of citizenship was to pass basic English.

Hell, I could cast my vote in a Central American country without knowing Spanish. All I’d have to do is find the word “presidente” and then the name of the person I want. A 6-year-old could do it.

 

[Missourian]

maybe they shouldn't vote, it's not like they swing any elections, anyway!

Minnesota Secretary Of State Candidate Questioned Non-English Speakers' Right To Vote

A law allowing disabled voters and non-English speakers to get help casting ballots “raises the question, should they be voting?” GOP candidate Kim Crockett said.

www.huffpost.com

The state under the Americans with disabilities act should provide someone to help.

That person or people can help the others using a translation app.

Problem solved.