I don't usually agree with extra but he's correct. It is not voter fraud. But that doesn't mean it couldn't be misused. The voter rolls need to be purged all over the country. Hell I bet I'm on the voting rolls in 3 states.
why cant libs talk without name calling. Dherd needs a week loff the board. He stayed away and EG is the main spokesman for the left anyway.
If it looks like a duck and quacks like a duck well...._ I am glad to hear you are okay with this Random.If this crap kept happening and the GOP was winning certain states then you would be the first one in line to bring it up.By the way I don't trust a state filled with liberals that wants to succeed from the USA to deal with this if indeed cheating is occurring. Voter registration fraud is considered to be a type of vote fraud. It is the act of registering to vote, or registering someone else to vote, in order to garnish more votes for a specific candidate. These votes are considered fraudulent rather than votes that were legally cast..Congress intended for “Motor Voter” to both protect the integrity of the electoral process and to ensure officials could maintain “accurate and clean” registration rolls. Neither goal has been met.(like Cali) Over and over we see this happen and almost always in areas where demorats win. Looked at technically, registration fraud is not the same as vote fraud. However, as a practical matter, we should ask why anyone would go to the trouble of committing registration fraud if they did not intend to follow through and commit vote fraud.
yes I do have a problem with any state liberal or conservative trying to do that.
They should fix that.
You do realize that counties are responsible to purge rolls?The 1993 National Voter Registration Act mandates that state and local elections officers keep voter registration lists accurate by removing the names of people who die, move or fail in successive elections to vote. Voters who’ve been convicted of a felony, ruled mentally incompetent or found to be non citizens also can be removed. The U.S. Election Assistance Commission reported that 15 million names were scrubbed from the lists nationally in 2014.
Okay the answer is no, that does not apply to me. This is from the Dept of Justice site. Each State motor vehicle driver’s license application (including any renewal application) submitted to a State motor vehicle authority must serve as a simultaneous voter registration application unless the applicant fails to sign the voter registration application. This application for voter registration must be considered as updating any previous voter registration by the applicant.
