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Voter Fraud is a myth
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Well they are experts on pretty much all topics.RaceBannon said:Our out of state experts here know more about how California registers voters than we do
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Lotta FEELINGS. Still no evidence.
If this is as wide spread as you’d have people believe, should be easy to prove.
Tick, tick, tick...
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Ironic coming from the mouthy Kunt who still hasn't backed up his claim that a majority of all polling places where being closed in metro areas.ThomasFremont said:Lotta FEELINGS. Still no evidence.
If this is as wide spread as you’d have people believe, should be easy to prove.
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Actually provided two linksThomasFremont said:Lotta FEELINGS. Still no evidence.
If this is as wide spread as you’d have people believe, should be easy to prove.
Tick, tick, tick...
Still waiting for anything from you showing that large sanctuary states like California even check
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SFGbob said:
Hey Dazzler, if a non-citizen registers to vote in California and then proceeds to vote in the next election what measure does the California state government use to make sure that ballot isn't counted?
Looks to me like your DMV is the one erroneously registering non-citizens to vote and that the problem is not that a bunch of non-citizens are seeking to register. Your problem can be solved at the DMV. Regardless, the voter rolls are permanent and reviewed periodically, just as the records of who voted are permanent and reviewed by multiple people.
And no one is claiming that the non-citizen's ballot isn't counted. But the disincentives to create a permanent public record of having committed a felony in order to cast a single vote are huge.
So when Florida did this in 2012, they began with the sensational claim that they potentially had 180,000+ non-citizen voters. Errors and duplications in their tabulations eventually reduced that number to a mere fraction. Then they looked at whether anyone on their lists had actually voted. They did find one had. Not soon enough to avoid his ballot being counted, but ONE.
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Looks to me like you dodged the question that was asked like the fucking Kunt you are.HHusky said:
Looks to me like your DMV is the one erroneously registering non-citizens to vote and that the problem is not that a bunch of non-citizens are seeking to register. Your problem can be solved at the DMV. Regardless, the voter rolls are permanent and reviewed periodically, just as the records of who voted are permanent and reviewed by multiple people.
And no one is claiming that the non-citizen's ballot isn't counted. But the disincentives to create a permanent public record of having committed a felony in order to cast a single vote are huge.
So when Florida did this in 2012, they began with the sensational claim that they potentially had 180,000+ non-citizen voters. Errors and duplications in their tabulations eventually reduced that number to a mere fraction. Then they looked at whether anyone on their lists had actually voted. They did find one had. Not soon enough to avoid his ballot being counted, but ONE.
Can you cite for me where California checks their voter registration rolls for citizenship? Yeah, they review the rolls to make sure you're still at the same address if you haven't voted for a number of election cycles but where do they check for citizenship status? -
SFGbob said:
Ironic coming from the mouthy Kunt who still hasn't backed up his claim that a majority of all polling places where being closed in metro areas.
Or is that another Tommy "fact" that you know is true due to your "life experience?"
https://www.google.com/amp/s/mobile.reuters.com/article/amp/idUSKCN1VV09J
Phoenix and Atlanta. Reduced access (fewer polling places and reduced hours).
https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.theguardian.com/us-news/2020/mar/02/texas-polling-sites-closures-voting
Targeted closures in Texas.
Almost 2k closures in a handful of years, the majority of the closures took place in metropolitan areas. Where black and Latino people tend to live in higher numbers. I’m sure that’s just a coincidence.
But keep crying about voter fraud that you can’t provide a single shred of evidence for outside of a handful of cases.
IF IT STOPS ONE FRAUDULENT VOTE!!1!
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Wow nothing about a majority of all polling places being closed in a city. Fucking liar. Btw, I've been in my current location since 2004. My polling place has been closed eight different times now. Am I a victim of voter suppression Tommy?
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Do you have to stand in line all day to wait to vote?SFGbob said:Wow nothing about a majority of all polling places being closed in a city. Fucking liar. Btw, I've been in my current location since 2004. My polling place has been closed eight different times now. Am I a victim of voter suppression Tommy?
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Looks to me like you want someone to prove something didn’t happen because you’ve proven that something was possible. That’s not really how things work.SFGbob said:
Looks to me like you dodged the question that was asked like the fucking Kunt you are.
Can you cite for me where California checks their voter registration rolls for citizenship? Yeah, they review the rolls to make sure you're still at the same address if you haven't voted for a number of election cycles but where do they check for citizenship status?
