Post Your Voter Fraud Evidence Here

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NashVol11 said:
Republicans are the ones putting massive amounts of time, money and research into making it harder to vote, so I’d argue that the evidence suggests the exact opposite
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Actually I wish they would do away with it altogether so I can vote for President Trump in several places. How do these people buy liquor without an ID?
 
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0nelilreb said:
It should be both sides put time , money and effort in to making sure the people that vote in our elections are US citizens. The left and it’s selective screeching about other countries interference in our elections with memes and FB posts are oddly silent when it comes to security at our voting booths .
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Read countless articles about ballots appearing, closets stuffed with absentee ballots, cars showing up in districts with bins of ballots 2 hours before poll closing time... Yet no one cares to track it. Almost as if the system is rigged.
 
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hog88 said:
I must ask. Why would anyone want people to lazy to get an ID, to stupid to know what precinct they vote in, to dumb to know when or how to register to vote to have a say in how the country is ran?
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I wouldn't, but it's their right. 17 states that I know of have free ID's for voting. Multiple states have 3rd party registrars for those who can't make it, many states have free rides to get to a gov office. All established by HAVA in 2002.
You know the expression... Excuses are like....
 
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NashVol11 said:
Republicans are the ones putting massive amounts of time, money and research into making it harder to vote, so I’d argue that the evidence suggests the exact opposite
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So nothing about Obama's stated mission post presidency to turn districts? It does go both ways.
 
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NashVol11 said:
Nah, a "stretch" would be comparing the right to carry around deadly weapons to the right to vote, or the dangers posed by those who abuse those rights (and kill tens of thousands of people each year) to the near-nonexistent evidence of voter fraud.
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You should be more fearful of the ballot box then a firearm. Ballot box has killed tens of millions around the world.
 
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Orange_Crush said:
Your logic seems to be backward. You claim that Repubs are trying to suppress votes by requiring ID laws, and now you're claiming that they're doing so because they need the votes they're suppressing.

Go drunk. You're home.
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I really don’t believe that you can’t figure this one out. Yes, they generally have tried to suppress Democrat votes, because lower Democrat turnout helps them win. The votes they’re suppressing would be votes for their opposition. That’s as straightforward as it gets, not sure how you got confused
 
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DC_Vol said:
Pretty sure I lived in NC when these laws were passed. I had no issues with them.

Where in NC is a community where the nearest DMV is 150 miles away?
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I was there too. It was easily the most over-the-top voter ID law in the country, was largely unpopular throughout the state and was struck down for being discriminatory, but its important that we all know that this one guy liked it.

The latter is true in Texas, not sure what the furthest distance is in NC
 
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NashVol11 said:
I was there too. It was easily the most over-the-top voter ID law in the country, was largely unpopular throughout the state and was struck down for being discriminatory, but its important that we all know that this one guy liked it.

The latter is true in Texas, not sure what the furthest distance is in NC
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Wherever it is in N.C., it's probably in the western mountains, and black people don't live there.
 
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NurseGoodVol said:
Fact sheet that's not actually the whole story. The gao report was written on statistical analysis from Tennessee and Kansas. It included very little of any information about voter fraud, which I believe, is the whole point of having a gov issued photo ID.
Did you read the gao report from 2014 or did you headline grab again without reading the reference material?
Your headline cited 2 paragraphs out of the entire 200 page report. Try again.
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The point of requiring voter ID is to prevent voter impersonation specifically, not all voter fraud generally, which shockingly tends to get lost in these discussions. All of the evidence we have suggests that voter impersonation essentially never happens and certainly has never affected the outcome of any election (believe the most widespread incident affected something like 24 ballots). At least in certain states like NC, it’s a talking point used to justify a ridiculous law that didn’t hold up in court
 
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1972 Grad said:
Wherever it is in N.C., it's probably in the western mountains, and black people don't live there.
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Pshh Appalachia is more diverse than you realize. Lol

I always thought the law was more about keeping Democrats from voting (hence the restrictions on students, etc.) rather than black people specifically; the latter is just the reason it got struck down.

EDIT: And hey, if you have the majority, I can understand why you’d try to make sure you keep it; just call it the political move that it is, essentially another version of gerrymandering, rather than acting like you’re innocently trying to protect voters. The NC law, at least, was very transparently about more than “protection”
 
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NashVol11 said:
Pshh Appalachia is more diverse than you realize. Lol

I always thought the law was more about keeping Democrats from voting (hence the restrictions on students, etc.) rather than black people specifically; the latter is just the reason it got struck down.

EDIT: And hey, if you have the majority, I can understand why you’d try to make sure you keep it; just call it the political move that it is, essentially another version of gerrymandering, rather than acting like you’re innocently trying to protect voters. The NC law, at least, was very transparently about more than “protection”
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He lives there
 
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1972 Grad said:
I have owned the house in Avery County, N.C. for 3 years. I am there just about every week, and I believe that I have seen 2 black people in 3 years.
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I grew up near the Natchez Trace Parkway and drive it all the time, have actually gotten pretty far down it. Living in NC I always planned to explore the Blue Ridge Parkway more, but only drove some small sections of it before leaving the state. Still will hopefully get a chance one day
 
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NashVol11 said:
I grew up near the Natchez Trace Parkway and drive it all the time, have actually gotten pretty far down it. Living in NC I always planned to explore the Blue Ridge Parkway more, but only drove some small sections of it before leaving the state. Still will hopefully get a chance one day
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There is a Blue Ridge Pkwy entrance within 10 miles of the house or less.
 
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