knapplc
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It isn’t hard to vote.
The long lines to vote in Georgia indicate this is not true.
It isn’t hard to vote.
Sure, sure.I’m certainly not desperate, and have already stated my thoughts probably four times.
If the voting laws are legal and there is plenty of time allowed for people to vote, i.e...polls open weeks prior to Election Day, Voter ID is free, and everyone plays by the same rules on a mid-term election that’s 1 1/2 years away, a Presidential election that’s 3 1/2 years away so people have plenty of time to figure things out it’s not my fault nor any politicians fault if people choose to suppress their own vote. Get mad at those individuals. If the voting changes are deemed illegal then that’s a different story. If states charge for the voter ID, I will disagree with that.
I mean, do people need their hand held to get to the voting booth now a days so it’s not considered voter suppression. Maybe you should ask people why they want to suppress their own vote by not getting to the voting booth when they have 3 weeks to do so and 3 1/2 years to plan for it.
I’m sure that was telling.
Sounds awesome. We could call it “Mail-in ballots” or something catchy. Imagine the ease of getting a ballot in your mailbox, filling it out at your convenience , ,even research candidates and ballot measures. When your done, put it back in your mailbox or drop off at a specified location if you choose.I would vote yes on election holiday, though if it’s not I don’t really care as I find time to vote regardless
I would vote yes on weekend voting if the county election board deemed they could afford it and find workers. Either way I would find time to vote
Im for following whatever legal State voting laws there are.
What problems are being solved: on those two issues specifically only thing I can think of is if there are monetary and personnel challenges and that there has to be some timeframe set. Otherwise, why not just open polling places 24 hrs a day 7 days a week the day after the conventions?
Voter ID and signature match laws solve other problems.
On the very first day of voting. Check out the news reports of those same precincts two days later.The long lines to vote in Georgia indicate this is not true.
Thank you for finally understandingSure, sure.
Now, as far as who to blame, check on what county those voting locations are in. Next maybe check what party controls the voting decisions in those counties.
Sounds awesome. We could call it “Mail-in ballots” or something catchy. Imagine the ease of getting a ballot in your mailbox, filling it out at your convenience , ,even research candidates and ballot measures. When your done, put it back in your mailbox or drop off at a specified location if you choose.
something like that would just be great!
So there was suppression or no suppression? Seems the raw numbers show no.people to turn out in record numbers
I am. I wonder though, if you are reading and researching into who the decision makers are to close polling locations in PA and GA which people on here have complained about but don’t seem to know the reason why. You’re not looking at any of that are you.Seriously. You're not reading any of these links, are you.
Some of the lawsuits were based on issues like what’s shown below. PA is another case where the AG overstepped the legislature in the name of COVID generating a lawsuit.17 GOP controlled states sought to over-turn the 2020 election results based on zero evidence
Sure, as long as you prove you are a valid registered voter. Have at it.Sounds awesome. We could call it “Mail-in ballots” or something catchy. Imagine the ease of getting a ballot in your mailbox, filling it out at your convenience , ,even research candidates and ballot measures. When your done, put it back in your mailbox or drop off at a specified location if you choose.
something like that would just be great!
You don’t believe Fulton County runs it’s own election?We covered this months ago. It is no more true now than when you were shown it was a red herring then.
Who gutted the voting rights bill and gave states more power to do this?So there was suppression or no suppression? Seems the raw numbers show no.
I am. I wonder though, if you are reading and researching into who the decision makers are to close polling locations in PA and GA which people on here have complained about but don’t seem to know the reason why. You’re not looking at any of that are you.
Some of the lawsuits were based on issues like what’s shown below. PA is another case where the AG overstepped the legislature in the name of COVID generating a lawsuit.
https://www.mlive.com/public-interest/2021/03/court-invalidates-michigan-rule-on-how-to-verify-absentee-ballot-application-signatures.html
Hope your team continues to figure out how to vote in these record setting times of voting.
Hope your team continues to figure out how to vote in these record setting times of voting.
Yes I do.No you don't.
So is "Fulton County" the new "Chicago!" when you want to avoid the more pertinent and evidence based argument?
Yes I do.
Sure. When I find it I will let you know. Otherwise I will continue to vote during the prescribed times and locations given with the appropriate ID just like every other citizen of voting age who registered to vote.So please join us in fighting against voter suppression wherever you find it, be it Fulton County or the many other examples provided.
Sure. When I find it I will let you know. Otherwise I will continue to vote during the prescribed times and locations given with the appropriate ID just like every other citizen of voting age who registered to vote.