Election Shenanigans Thread
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Okay, here we go again. I used your Guardian article for this tidbit.
"She pointed people to a state government website with election facts, which explains how inactive voters must remain on the rolls according to state and federal law until a waiting period of two federal elections has passed, which could be up to four years. More than 600,000 voters are “slated for cancellation” in 2025 and 2027 because of inactivity, the site notes.
So, there are 500,000+ ineligible voters on their voting rolls. Republican's want them off now as it could (and usually does) lead to voter fraud. Dems say "NO", It's our state law to wait two federal voting cycles. Republican's disagree. So, what Booted posted is true.
Thank you. NEXT!!
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Dude.INELIGIBLE voters lead to voter fraud? Much like ineligible receivers lead to touchdowns.
I see that it's Badcat's turn to pursue a fruitless effort.
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It's **** like this going on in who knows how many places. This was in Florida.Pretty ******* dumb to do it in this state.
I hope Mr.Postman gets 5 years in prison.
I hope Mr.Postman gets 5 years in prison.
Some ******* judge established voting laws themselves? Get the **** out of here with that bullshit! This is the same tyrannous **** our forefathers rebelled against in the late 1700s.
No representation!!!
Make it right Glenn! Best governor we've had in a long time. His being elected in 2021 was the start of the high level resistance to all the COVID crap mandates. Maybe he can help make a difference with respect to legitimizing voting.
Hopefully it does go to the Supreme Court and helps set a precedence. Or re-establish it at least.
Sic Semper Tyrannis!
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May as well talk to a brick wall.
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Speaking of fruitless efforts and attempted voter fraud - Raffensperger, you might recognize the name from an infamous phone call, did an audit. I don’t suppose news of its findings made it to your fantasy world echo chamber.
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Also out of the state of Georgia
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Democrats can't stand on their own policies so they resort to lies. Trump will tax your groceries, abortion is currently banned everywhere and if Trump gets in it will be permanent. All of a sudden they are concerned about securing the southern border, and by golly, if we just re-elect them they'll get right on that.
For me personally, it doesn't matter much which one wins, my kids and grandkids, well that's a different story.
Other than those with a victim mentality, looking for someone else to take care of them, without any sense of responsibility for themselves, who would vote for this?
I need to edit this and add those that profit from this.
For me personally, it doesn't matter much which one wins, my kids and grandkids, well that's a different story.
Other than those with a victim mentality, looking for someone else to take care of them, without any sense of responsibility for themselves, who would vote for this?
I need to edit this and add those that profit from this.
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You love the AP. The AP says what I posted is true - it's just "missing context."
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I post a link saying Michigan voter rolls are overinflated by 500K.
You say nope, posting an obscure, left wing rag...then two others.
The AP corroborates that in fact...they are overinflated...then just tamp it down and say "nothing to worry about."
By all means, post a Media Matters article to refute the AP.
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Simple *****, do reply to post 63-67, in context, you will not. You ******* coward. A thousand deaths, enjoy!
Can one of you other, sane, rational SN posters interpret Flog's gibberish please?
“I’m a retarded communist who hates America and I live petrified in fear of the flu and the common cold.” - Floglofuktard
Hope this helps.
Free and fair elections. If our elections are so pristinely pure...BOTH sides have invested in thousands of lawyers.
Our elections are no longer all about the ballot box. They are HEAVILY about the courts. Hanging chads led to this. It's just gotten worse. We no longer actually pull the levers we once did as citizens.
Bracing for a flurry of postelection lawsuits to cap what has already been a fiercely litigated presidential contest, Kamala Harris’s campaign has expanded the Democratic legal team considerably, spending the better part of a year trying to anticipate any legal curveball that could arise in the crucial days before—and after—voters go to the polls..........
More than 400 lawyers have been writing thousands of pages of draft legal pleadings and memos that could be deployed quickly in fast-moving litigation. A larger network of about 10,000 lawyers is on tap to be on the ground and supporting voter protection at polling places across the U.S. Senior advisers have held weekly brainstorming sessions that in effect work like legal game theory, with top lawyers sketching out strategies for addressing a host of hypothetical scenarios that could arise in legal combat over the election results.
The Democratic National Committee has spent more than $22 million on lawyers in this election cycle as of this summer, according to a Wall Street Journal analysis of the most recent federal campaign finance records. At the top of the expense list are national firms including Covington, WilmerHale, Perkins Coie, and Munger, Tolles & Olson.
There has been plenty of litigation already. Republicans, who also have mobilized thousands of lawyers, have been the driving force for much of it, filing or supporting lawsuits contesting a range of voting procedures. Claire Zunk, a Republican National Committee spokeswoman, said the party is involved in more than 130 lawsuits in 26 states to protect election integrity, including to ensure that voter rolls are accurate and ineligible people, including noncitizens, don’t vote.
Our elections are no longer all about the ballot box. They are HEAVILY about the courts. Hanging chads led to this. It's just gotten worse. We no longer actually pull the levers we once did as citizens.
Democrats Ready Thousands of Lawyers for Final Days of Race
Four years ago, Joe Biden assembled hundreds of lawyers to work with his presidential campaign, which took an unusual detour through the courts when rival Donald Trump and his allies brought dozens of lawsuits making unsupported claims of election fraud.Bracing for a flurry of postelection lawsuits to cap what has already been a fiercely litigated presidential contest, Kamala Harris’s campaign has expanded the Democratic legal team considerably, spending the better part of a year trying to anticipate any legal curveball that could arise in the crucial days before—and after—voters go to the polls..........
More than 400 lawyers have been writing thousands of pages of draft legal pleadings and memos that could be deployed quickly in fast-moving litigation. A larger network of about 10,000 lawyers is on tap to be on the ground and supporting voter protection at polling places across the U.S. Senior advisers have held weekly brainstorming sessions that in effect work like legal game theory, with top lawyers sketching out strategies for addressing a host of hypothetical scenarios that could arise in legal combat over the election results.
The Democratic National Committee has spent more than $22 million on lawyers in this election cycle as of this summer, according to a Wall Street Journal analysis of the most recent federal campaign finance records. At the top of the expense list are national firms including Covington, WilmerHale, Perkins Coie, and Munger, Tolles & Olson.
There has been plenty of litigation already. Republicans, who also have mobilized thousands of lawyers, have been the driving force for much of it, filing or supporting lawsuits contesting a range of voting procedures. Claire Zunk, a Republican National Committee spokeswoman, said the party is involved in more than 130 lawsuits in 26 states to protect election integrity, including to ensure that voter rolls are accurate and ineligible people, including noncitizens, don’t vote.
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