Posted on 06/04/2014 10:05:54 AM PDT by TurboZamboni
GALVESTON, Texas A man who voted absentee in Texas and Minnesota during the 2012 general election then touted his bogus balloting on Facebook has pleaded guilty. A judge in Galveston on Tuesday fined Richard Alan Collier $4,000 after he pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor violation of Texas election law. Collier, who pleaded guilty to attempt to commit illegal voting, claimed residence in both states when seeking absentee ballots for the November 2012 election. Authorities say Collier then voted in Anoka (uh-NOH'-kuh) County, Minnesota, and in Galveston County. Prosecutors in Galveston say a tip that Collier posted a Facebook message about voting twice led to an investigation and documents examined from both counties.
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Seven years after I left Ohio I got a postcard from the county clerk’s office asking me if I wished to renew my voters registration.
Don’t even want to think about who had been casting my vote those seven years.
Had to re-read your response...LOL
maybe there are no felon’s in Jail for voting Twice-
BUT I can guarantee there are Felon’s voting from Prison-!
Maine and Vermont allow it!!-
There is a national Demonrat campaign to allow all felons to vote!
We know what you meant, but the grammar Gods do not approve of this statement.
Sometimes I get a bit discombobulated and throw caution to the wind.
I like the hell out of that!
I like the hell out of that!
They have mail in ballots. They should only vote in there home state by mail.
Not some hook-up in another state
What kind of tax receipt? Not everyone pays a property tax. Some rent and
technically they pay a tax via their rent. Some live with thier parents or others
and don’t pay taxes. It’s pretty easy to own property in multiple states
or taxing districts.
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