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Yes, and thats great. but they need to send a notice out to those taken off the roll, in case it is incorrect. Alternatively do the roll changes and then reaffirm to registered voters they are still good. If they do that, great. If not, it's problematic.The law requires States to clean their voting rolls. So that people that no longer live there aren't on the rolls.
why do they have to send notice? what requires them to send notice to dead people that they can't vote? hahah wow...what a weird thing to suggestYes, and thats great. but they need to send a notice out to those taken off the roll, in case it is incorrect. Alternatively do the roll changes and then reaffirm to registered voters they are still good. If they do that, great. If not, it's problematic.
Again, to be clear, I am not against this, if handled properly. In Texas one can also recheck to confirm their registration online without much effort.
Because statistically some of those "dead people" being dropped aren't dead - its an error.why do they have to send notice? what requires them to send notice to dead people that they can't vote? hahah wow...what a weird thing to suggest
So?We already require voter IDs in Texas, Simp.
Names?Because statistically some of those "dead people" being dropped aren't dead - it’s an error.
How do blacks manage to vote in Texas?We already require voter IDs in Texas, Simp.
Names of what? Thats private information.Names?
you are going to have to show some evidence that these dead people aren't really dead....i'll wait.Because statistically some of those "dead people" being dropped aren't dead - its an error.
Who on this list do you want Texas to send notices to?Yes, and thats great. but they need to send a notice out to those taken off the roll, in case it is incorrect. Alternatively do the roll changes and then reaffirm to registered voters they are still good. If they do that, great. If not, it's problematic.
Again, to be clear, I am not against this, if handled properly. In Texas one can also recheck to confirm their registration online without much effort.
Oh, so you have nothing to backup your lie.Names of what? Thats private information.
Names? Dont tell me dead people’s names are private.Because statistically some of those "dead people" being dropped aren't dead - its an error.
My daughter gave me a Tshirt with "the hardest thing about the Zombie Apocalypse is pretending I am not excited"your zombie conspiracy theory is really weird
You tell me. I don't have the list. I am just arguing they should send notice to whomever they drop from the rolls for any reason.Names? Dont tell me dead people’s names are private.
Prove they are validating citizenship. NC has already admitted that they didn't in the case of 200k registrations.Prove it's not happening in some states...
Your claim, Simp.You tell me. I don't have the list. I am just arguing they should send notice to whomever they drop from the rolls for any reason.
Why does a dead person need to be sent a notice that he has been removed from the voting rolls?You tell me. I don't have the list. I am just arguing they should send notice to whomever they drop from the rolls for any reason.
This is patently false. North Carolina is currently being sued by the Republican National Convention because they did exactly that. They allowed people to register without identification. 200k of them. Their only excuse is that there is no evidence that these people are illegal, which is ridiculous. They are supposed to be verifying that people who register to vote are eligible. Clearly they don't care.
Prove they are validating citizenship. NC has already admitted that they didn't in the case of 200k registrations.
I can only assume, they do. But, you know what assumptions get you, sometimes. People planning to vote in Texas in November, but are not registered or have been erroneously dropped from voting rolls have until October 7, to register to vote. Texas is not a same day registration state, which does not matter to me. I have never been a fan of same day registration voting.Do they notify those they purged?
Who in this list should they notify?I can only assume, they do. But, you know what assumptions get you, sometimes. People planning to vote in Texas in November, but are not registered or have been erroneously dropped from voting rolls have until October 7, to register to vote. Texas is not a same day registration state, which does not matter to me. I have never been a fan of same day registration voting.
