To: SmithL
Would being permanently resident in another state hinder a "displaced residents" ability to vote?
To: agere_contra
That's what i was thinking. If they live elsewhere, they are not resident voters.
hellOOOO
To: agere_contra
Would being permanently resident in another state hinder a "displaced residents" ability to vote?
Absentee voting in an election should come with a guarantee:
If a voter for a candidate has not returned to that city or county one year after the election, the candidate who received that vote from the absentee "resident", will have that vote subtracted from the original vote count.
After one year and all the votes have been recounted, if a candidate ends up losing the original election, then that candidate must relinquish the position that was gained in the 'fraudulent' election.
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03/27/2006 11:41:13 AM PST by
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