The Constitution gives that authority to the individual states, which all have their own individuals laws and voting systems. Show where the Executive Branch and President have the Constitutional authority to interfere or involve itself with voting in an individual state, or for that matter, compile a database of private information about voters.Like where they lived? How do you expect them to determine whether a voter was a legal resident without that?The Commission is not just asking for voter registration moron. They are asking for all kinds of private information about the voters on the registration rolls.You voter registration is not private information, moron.The objection is not about voter rolls. The objection is to providing private data about voters to a shady Presidential Commission for a database of private and personal information. Theoretically, however, there is an objection to Executive Branch incursion into what has historically and Constitutionally a state issue.hey shit for brains, voter rolls are public information, candidates and committees etc have equal access to this kind of information. Having gotten such information myself at different times over the years I know this for fact. Now FOI may well not apply to this since I put that in a form of a question which you obviously ignored like most anything else that does not fit your narrow political narrative.
Snowflakes will argue that voter fraud does not exist, so there should be no audit of voter rolls for accuracy.