Wisconsin Republicans help pass bill to ban thing that almost never happens: noncitizens voting
Wisconsin Republicans help pass bill to ban thing that almost never happens: noncitizens voting
Experts say the bill could make voting harder for actual citizens. Passed in the U.S. House, it is unlikely to clear the U.S. Senate.
Experts say the bill could make voting harder for actual citizens. Passed in the U.S. House, it is unlikely to clear the U.S. Senate.
Considering the law is already on the federal books, has this moron had his pay docked for wasting taxpayer dollars for nothing?
I live in Wisconsin. Can confirm- our conservo-fascists are indeed very, VERY stupid.
Obvious voter suppression is obvious.
Almost never happens? Have there been any documented cases of it actually occurring?
From what I've read, it's certainly happened. As for how frequently, the number for the last US presidential election sits somewhere between a few dozen and a few hundred thousand. Reports vary, as they tend to do. 🤷 I haven't done any serious research yet.
So typically these "trivial" things lead to loopholes for future agendas. I'm not from that state but it seems like something else is at play going through great lengths to change one word from "Every" to "only". I would be highly suspicious of any small changes like this. Vote in your local elections. They are actually more important than the federal ones. This is mostly where they come up with dumbass ideas to turn into dumbass laws.
well, yes. now they can say they solved it.
Over here in Florida, they’re focused on weather machines and chemtrails. They just waste time in dumb conspiracy shit to feed the hogs, so they can continue to fleece us.
laughs in Oregon
In total, the technical and clerical errors are so far known to have resulted in 1,739 people being mistakenly registered to vote, according to the Secretary of State’s office, which said many were later confirmed to be citizens. As of this month, the office has determined that only 30 of those people voted in an election — a tiny fraction of the state’s roughly 3 million registered voters.
This is literally a nothingburger.
Oh hey, a clerical error that got fixed without undue criminalization. 30 people voted that shouldn't have, and won't anymore. Priority number one
See you in 6 months when they release another batch of already fixed won’t happen any more clerical errors!