otto105
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Hilarious thinkerEspecially when they come up with more votes than registered voters.
Can you explain to the board the difference between registered voters and eligible ones.
Do you know.
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Hilarious thinkerEspecially when they come up with more votes than registered voters.
I know you can only vote if you are registered so if there are more votes than there are registered voters, doesn't that mean something is amiss?Hilarious thinker
Can you explain to the board the difference between registered voters and eligible ones.
Do you know.
No, as people can register to vote same day in most states.I know you can only vote if you are registered so if there are more votes than there are registered voters, doesn't that mean something is amiss?
Dem election fraud in PA needs to know how many ballots are required to steal the election before reporting results.If 49 other states can run elections I don't understand why Pennsylvania has such a hard time.
But that means they are registered. When you have more votes than people who are registered, something is wrong.No, as people can register to vote same day in most states.
No, that is not the case. Do you know the difference between eligible and registered voters or not.But that means they are registered. When you have more votes than people who are registered, something is wrong.
Boy are you stupid. Only registered people can vote, whether you are already registered beforehand or you register on the day of the election. On election day you don't vote first and register later. You register first and then vote. If you have more votes than registered voters then there is a problem.No, that is not the case. Do you know the difference between eligible and registered voters or not.
Yes, an eligible voter is one who meets the state/fed requirements and registers same day.Boy are you stupid. Only registered people can vote, whether you are already registered beforehand or you register on the day of the election. On election day you don't vote first and register later. You register first and then vote. If you have more votes than registered voters then there is a problem.
I just realized today with the recent Supreme Court ruling on Arizona, that the federal requirement to register to vote doesn't even require you to be a citizen, which proves illegals are voting.Yes, an eligible voter is one who meets the state/fed requirements and registers same day.
Also, your idiotic assertion hasn't happened anywhere in the US.
The federal law is that you sign an affidavit attesting to citizenship.I just realized today with the recent Supreme Court ruling on Arizona, that the federal requirement to register to vote doesn't even require you to be a citizen.
LOL. Translation: you can lie and vote.The federal law is that you sign an affidavit attesting to citizenship.
Yeah, people lie to vote all the time risking jail time.LOL. Translation: you can lie and vote.
LOL. So now you're saying blacks in the South don't have birth certificates? Really?Yeah, people lie to vote all the time risking jail time.
Also, this was done because southern states lost/wouldn't issue birth certificates to people of color to stop them from voting.
They have better access to them now, but back in the 1960's things were quite different. Hence the voting rights laws of time.LOL. So now you're saying blacks in the South don't have birth certificates? Really?