leftwinger
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Here you go sheetbags. I trust Musk word more than all LW in the universe put together.
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They'd have to provide them a letter as well, which should be easy enough to research if one has access to state records.
The form says if you can't check all 4 boxes in question 1, then you should not fill out the form.
So the question is how much should these state agencies and those entrusted with counting these votes be trusted? What mechanisms are in place to validate these registration applications, how easy is it to fraudulently register to vote?
(Homeless voters only) A letter from an organization that provides services to the homeless that identifies the voter and describes the location designated as the person’s residence for voting purposes
In point of fact, the Homeless register vote as long there an address to which the registration card can be sent. Usually a shelter or homeless center. I know because I used to register the Homeless in San Fancisco and San Rafael Ca. They would out the registration and received their card where they received their mail. Nor is it not uncommon for churches to act as polling stations, my polling station in San Rafael was community hall of a Baptist Church.
And in California, and certain state a former inmate (convict) can vote. But IF and only IF that former inmate as fulfilled all requirements of their sentencing reccomendation and have been released for probation with signed certificate by the probation officer.
I can't spoon feed an idiot over the internet.
Here you go sheetbags. I trust Musk word more than all LW in the universe put together.