Another reason for voter ID

In Lowndes, Greene, Macon and Wilcox Counties, the numbers of active voters are actually higher than the numbers of adults who reside there:

http://www.ijreview.com/2014/04/131680- ... residents/

And a story coming out of Virginia and Maryland, thousands of voters are registered in both states. ( www.watchdog.org .)

Gee, and how many of them have actually tried to vote in both states? "Interesting............"






#tooinformedtovoterepublican

But how does that happen? I have never thought, "Which state do I register in, Nebraska or Colorado?"

It happens, between elections, every time someone moves from one state to another. You don't notify your previous state that you've moved and don't intend to vote there; there's no form for that, or even a requirement that you do so. But if you're conscientious, and you care about voting, you register in your new state pretty quickly. So, you're on the rolls in both states until you vote the next time. After awhile you're just purged from the rolls in the old location automatically... I can type that slower if you're having trouble understanding the concept....?

Duh!

Horrors! Must be some illicit scheme to vote in both places! Quick! We need to curb the voting hours; stop weekend voting; throw up some more bullsh*t ID requirements, and stop a process that's been going on for decades--and doesn't mean anything.

Now, perhaps you can provide some PROOF or a SOURCE that someone on both rolls has attempted to vote in two elections?

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#tooinformedtovoterepublican

Drudge say over 100 did try to vote twice.

That doesn't mean sh*t...

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Drudge lies. Let me know when you have PROOF....

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#tooinformedtovoterepublican

And we all know HuffPo gets nothing wrong! The example of Virginia/Maryland just shows that having up to date photo ID is even more critical.

(None of my sources was HuffPo...) And I'm still waiting for PROOF that anyone from those two states has attempted to vote in both states... A photo-ID wouldn't stop it if they did....(Or, gee Fred, perhaps you could explain to us how a photo-ID could be used to stop it...?)

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I'll be right here.

Here...I typed it slower:

It happens, between elections, every time someone moves from one state to another. You don't notify your previous state that you've moved and don't intend to vote there; there's no form for that, or even a requirement that you do so. But if you're conscientious, and you care about voting, you register in your new state pretty quickly. So, you're on the rolls in both states until you vote the next time. After awhile you're just purged from the rolls in the old location automatically... I can type that slower if you're having trouble understanding the concept....?

Duh!

Horrors! Must be some illicit scheme to vote in both places! Quick! We need to curb the voting hours; stop weekend voting; throw up some more bullsh*t ID requirements, and stop a process that's been going on for decades--and doesn't mean anything.



#tooinformedtovoterepublican

Several dead peeps voted in MS and LA.