Texas removes 1 million ineligible voters from voter rolls — finds 30% of noncitizens previously cast ballots

[struth]

Who in this list should they notify?

Texas removed from its rolls people who are noncitizens, deceased, or those who had moved out of the state and were no longer residents, according to a press release from Abbott's office

Dembot apparently see dead people and expect them to be notified

It’s weird

 

[Zincwarrior]

Dembot apparently see dead people and expect them to be notified

It’s weird

Your sudden absolute faith in government's unfailing accuracy is...yea.

 

[struth]

Your sudden absolute faith in government's unfailing accuracy is...yea.

Who said I had absolute faith? Weird

If I had absolute faith In govt, Paxton wouldn’t have to do this, cause xiden and harris would be enforcing immigrantion law making sure non citizens weren’t voting

 

[Nostra]

 

[Care4all]

Who in this list should they notify?

Texas removed from its rolls people who are noncitizens, deceased, or those who had moved out of the state and were no longer residents, according to a press release from Abbott's office

People who they think have moved, depending on how they determined such should be notified...a post office change of address could be temporary if they used that way to determine, and the illegals, because they may be legal through naturalization and it was missed or are Americans who have the same name as the illegal....and potential felons they may have removed and every similar name to a felon they may have removed etc etc etc. Military who have been transferred to another state but still votes in their home state...

 

[Care4all]

Who said I had absolute faith? Weird

If I had absolute faith In govt, Paxton wouldn’t have to do this, cause xiden and harris would be enforcing immigrantion law making sure non citizens weren’t voting

There were 1.1 million people on their voter rolls that DID NOT belong there...only 6500 of those 1.1 million inelligible were illegals...just a smidgen of the total..6/10ths of 1%....your Biden blame is bullcrap...

 

[struth]

There were 1.1 million people on their voter rolls that DID NOT belong there...only 6500 of those 1.1 million inelligible were illegals...just a smidgen of the total..6/10ths of 1%....your Biden blame is bullcrap...

1.1 million is a lot of people

 

[Care4all]

1.1 million is a lot of people

1.1 million American citizens, 6500 non citizens....

And yes, it is an awful lot of people....the state obviously was not keeping their voter rolls clean, prior to this search starting 2 years ago. Why weren't they?

 

[struth]

1.1 million American citizens, 6500 non citizens....

And yes, it is an awful lot of people....the state obviously was not keeping their voter rolls clean, prior to this search starting 2 years ago. Why weren't they?

Yeah that’s a lot of people.

Not sure. They are now. Which is a good thing, and allows me to have a little more faith in govt.

And this is just Texas, imagine what a bigger state like Cali might have!?

 

[White 6]

Who in this list should they notify?

Texas removed from its rolls people who are noncitizens, deceased, or those who had moved out of the state and were no longer residents, according to a press release from Abbott's office

If you have a registered voter at an address and are removing them from the rolls, they deserve to be notified, as state bureaucracies do make mistakes, and this state does not have same day registration, which I personally do not believe in. Which state or states in the US do you judge infallible, in your opinion? Is Texas on that list?

 

[candycorn]

Strange...

17 Guardsmen have died on Gov. Greg Abbott's controversial border mission, soldiers speak out

Since Abbott's Operation Lone Star began in 2021, at least 17 Texas National Guardsman have died from a multitude of causes, including a drowning in an attempt to save migrants, negligent discharge of a personally owned weapon and suicides.

www.tpr.org

Not a word about how Abbott should be impeached for losing soldiers during a domestic deployment.

 

[Nostra]

People who they think have moved, depending on how they determined such should be notified...a post office change of address could be temporary if they used that way to determine, and the illegals, because they may be legal through naturalization and it was missed or are Americans who have the same name as the illegal....and potential felons they may have removed and every similar name to a felon they may have removed etc etc etc. Military who have been transferred to another state but still votes in their home state...

What makes you conclude they “think” they moved out of state?

The rest of your post is a whole lotta “maybe”

 

[Nostra]

If you have a registered voter at an address and are removing them from the rolls, they deserve to be notified, as state bureaucracies do make mistakes, and this state does not have same day registration, which I personally do not believe in. Which state or states in the US do you judge infallible, in your opinion? Is Texas on that list?

How do you notify dead people, illegals, and those who moved out of state?

 

[SweetTea]

They are now.

Why weren’t they before? They weren’t doing so in the 2020 election? Do you think they are the only state that is not following the law? Also, they are now claiming it is too late to investigate those 200k for the election this year. This is exactly why the left wants this system and isn’t interested in further validation measures to ensure the integrity of the election process. It is riddled with holes and they are more than willing to take the chance that these holes benefit them, not Republicans.

 

[Faun]

Why weren’t they before? They weren’t doing so in the 2020 election? Do you think they are the only state that is not following the law? Also, they are now claiming it is too late to investigate those 200k for the election this year. This is exactly why the left wants this system and isn’t interested in further validation measures to ensure the integrity of the election process. It is riddled with holes and they are more than willing to take the chance that these holes benefit them, not Republicans.

This had nothing to do with 2020. The election board responsible for it was picked in May, 2023. The issue was discovered and rectified in December, 7 months later.

As far as it being too late, that's due to the law which prohibits removing voters from the voter rolls within 90 days of an election. So the question you should be asking is why didn't the RNC push them to rectify this before August 7th, the 90th day before this election?

My guess is because they just wanted to make noise before the election about it, not to get the election board to fix their voter rolls. Reason being, there might not even be any ineligible voters among that 225K+ voters. And even if some non-citizens did get registered, they still can't vote. In North Carolina, voters have to show ID when they vote. Non-citizens don't have any such acceptable ID. That's why the Democrat-led election board told the RNC, this will work it's way out in elections.

 

[M14 Shooter]

If you have a registered voter at an address and are removing them from the rolls, they deserve to be notified, as state bureaucracies do make mistakes...

It is also incumbent upon people who live in a state where registration rolls are often purged to make sure their registration is in place.
If you vote in every/most elections, this isn't an issue, but if you haven;t voted in the last 6 years, you're doing yourself a favor.

 

[M14 Shooter]

More than 6,500 of those removed from the voter rolls are noncitizens. Abbott's office claimed that 1,930 of those individuals — approximately 30% — had voted in previous elections.

To be clear:
That's 1930 instances of voter fraud.

 

[Faun]

To be clear:
That's 1930 instances of voter fraud.

So why is Texas trying to tell other states how to run their elections?

 

[White 6]

It is also incumbent upon people who live in a state where registration rolls are often purged to make sure their registration is in place.
If you vote in every/most elections, this isn't an issue, but if you haven;t voted in the last 6 years, you're doing yourself a favor.

So, you think states have no obligation to let individuals know, somebody in the state bureaucracy has determined (without your knowledge) remove you from the voting rules, and figure that is fine, and your responsibility to find out, in time to protect your rights from the (possibly partisan) state. It makes you sound like a statist pawn, covering for the powers that be. Nobody said, states should not be checking their voter rolls and casting out, those deemed not to qualify, or insisting on a court date hearing on an individual basis. I only suggest states have a duty to inform you, when they remove you, by letter to last known address, the one registered. What else, do you believe the state has the right to do in secret decision, without notification? Can they revoke your business license and not tell you until the day the cop show up to shut down your business? How about selling your house at auction, for unpaid taxes, or seizing your home for eminent domain? It is your responsibility to know you personally have been disenfranchised by a bureaucrat in silence, hundreds of miles away? You should find out on your own, that what you had, you have no more?

Not sending a letter by the state is simply wrong, and probably opens them to legal action, but if the goal is actually to get people that will not support the party in power, time is on the side of the party controlling the bureaucrats, especially as long as they do not even have to notify by mail of the action.

 

[M14 Shooter]

So, you think states have no obligation to let individuals know,...

Quote me where I said this.
Cite the post and copy/paste the text.
And then tell me whey you disagree with what I said.