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How Many Non-Citizens Vote in U.S. Elections?
2018-11-15
Posted by:g(r)omgoru

#17  They do a cursory check - asking for address, especially if multiple family members (by last name) are registered to vote at different addresses, but Voter ID is raaaaycissss per the Democrats
Posted by: Frank G   2018-11-15 20:16  

#16  We have 1 year + 11-1/2 months to get this straightened out.

If we,can't, there may be blood in the streets.
Posted by: Anomalous Sources   2018-11-15 20:07  

#15  @rjschwarz

How does that work? I suppose you are registered to vote at a certain place which has you on their list.

So if another person votes "for you", he/she must know that your name is on the list, claim he/she's you. What if you turned up 10 minutes later?

Sound like an enormous risk or am I missing something?
Posted by: European Conservative   2018-11-15 16:34  

#14  In California in 2016 nobody checked my ID when I voted. Anyone could have said they were me and voted for me. With only 50% of people bothering to vote the odds are good nobody would find out. If anyone found a double-ballot they'd have to determine which was real and which wasn't, a process I've never heard happening in California. They've made it very easy to steal elections if they wanted to.
Posted by: rjschwarz   2018-11-15 16:13  

#13  The trains, they also run on time.

I think you haven't been in Germany for a while :-)
Posted by: European Conservative   2018-11-15 15:59  

#12  Something to be said for "Ihre Papiere bitte, Ihre Papiere."

The trains, they also run on time.
Posted by: Besoeker   2018-11-15 15:55  

#11  I must say the U.S. system puzzles me, because in Germany voting is really a straightforward thing. Of course every German has a registered main domicile.

One month before the election, I get a letter from the city telling me where I'm registered to vote. It's a nearby place, I bring the notification, my ID, get handed the ballot, go to a cabin, vote, go back, put my vote in the box under supervision. That's that. Has never taken me more than 10 minutes.

I cannot understand why Democrats are against a state issued photo ID which includes your citizenship. I mean, you can't go to a post office to retrieve a package without showing proper ID.

I understand that Americans do not want a national ID, but it would solve many problems. Start with putting citizenship (or lawful residence status) on every driving license.
Posted by: European Conservative   2018-11-15 15:43  

#10  I believe rampant voter fraud has made it a far bluer state than the voters would have.

Might also explain Bath House Barry's surprise win back in 2008.
Posted by: Besoeker   2018-11-15 15:03  

#9  European Conservative, you might be surprised about California. If you look at voting on a county-by-county level you'll see it is a very red state with a blue coast. I believe rampant voter fraud has made it a far bluer state than the voters would have.
Posted by: rjschwarz   2018-11-15 15:00  

#8  Yes but every single person takes that risk. I wouldn't risk 5 years in jail if I could single-handed swing an election.

And voter fraud in California? What's the point?
Posted by: European Conservative   2018-11-15 14:39  

#7  A single instance of vote fraud might count as little gain. Enough vote fraud to throw an election is quite another story.
Posted by: SteveS   2018-11-15 11:56  

#6  Would you steal a penny if the chances you get caught were slim but if you're caught you get 5 years?
Posted by: European Conservative   2018-11-15 11:54  

#5  because it's infrequently punished
Posted by: Frank G   2018-11-15 11:44  

#4  The thing I don't understand about voter fraud. I read that you can get 5 years for it. Why would you risk so much for so little gain?
Posted by: European Conservative   2018-11-15 11:17  

#3  Mucho Grande
Posted by: airandee   2018-11-15 11:12  

#2  Oops wrong voter category. Mis-read da headline.
Posted by: Ebbavirt Clunk4147   2018-11-15 07:44  

#1  If a dead person doesnt pay their death tax, they shouldnt vote!
Posted by: Ebbavirt Clunk4147   2018-11-15 07:41  

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