Sun Devil 92
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The article whines it will make it harder to vote.
It should say it will make it harder to vote illegally.
Getting the wrong precinct isn't voting illegally. Especially this year considering how many regular places people voted before were shut down.
So in your view a "free" country that is suppose to respect and support the right to vote should throw out someone's ability to vote that ends up at the wrong place because the regular place they voted at for years is no longer there and after standing in line for three hours they find out they are supposed to vote somewhere else?
Sounds more like what some third world country would do. We should go out of our way to see that people can exercise their Constitutional acknowledged rights.
The ballots all end up at the same place. It's no hardship to see that they get to the right precinct to be checked at the end of the day.
If people value those rights, they'll take the time to figure out the correct way to exercise them.
These measures are to keep things clear and orderly.
I am so looking forward to all the garbage that will happen after Nov 3 (in the courts). Nothing will be decided for weeks and likely the courts will pick the winner.
I didn't like Al Gore, but I thought it sucked he lost the way he did.