We are grateful to Mr. Brian Glass of Virginia, who points out in clear prose; 1. A list of confirmed cases of mail-in vote fraud; and 2. The difference between universal mail-in ballots and intentionally requesting an absentee ballot. Yes, we all know this, but sometimes the obvious things are lost in the debate. Everyone in America can still request an absentee ballot. With their name on it. That comes to their actual house.
This is one of those moments when there’s not much we can say other than, “click, look at the picture, and ask, ‘what can possibly go wrong?’” Not to offend modern day VW owners, but the original Volkswagen was a product of fascism. This Philadelphia "voteswagen" plays right back into that history of tyrannical government trampling liberty by making a mockery of safe and secure elections. With wheels.
States with automatic voter registration systems (18 + DC) keep registering inedible voters on a daily basis, or so it seems. They call it an “accident” or a "glitch.” Last year Illinois registered 570 individuals—foreign nationals applying for drivers licenses—to vote. These 570 people even checked “no” on the citizen box. Now Illinois has admitted another problem—it’s registering 16 year old new drivers to vote. We suggest it might want to add an “I’m just a kid box.” Or event better, stop connecting getting an ID with getting to vote.
It is apparently a surprise to Illinois election officials that [...]
9/6: Democratic attorney general candidate Raph Graybill has promised that if elected he will push for an automatic voter registration program in Montana.
8/14: Election Assistance Commission chairwoman Christy McCormick argued that automatic voter registration violated the First Amendment and endangered election security.
7/24: Nevada says it's working on a system that will prevent noncitizens from voting after passing an Automatic Registration Bill.
6/30: All West Virginians renewing their licenses will be automatically registered to vote now that the new automatic voter registration bill has taken effect.
6/21: Governor Janet Mills signed the state's new automatic voter registration law, making it the 17th state that automatically registers voters.
6/20: The New York state senate has passed a bill that would automatically register all citizens upon their first interaction with any state agency.
