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To: kimtom
Varoga said that in Indiana, members of a voter registration drive cannot legally choose to discard applications; even if something appears faulty, the group must submit the application for the state to review.

“Varoga said that the investigation has already stifled the activity of his group. He said the Patriot Majority would file a complaint with the Department of Justice’s Civil Rights Division against the state for voting rights violations. “They’re violating all manner of legal standards,” said Varoga. “I have certainly never seen anything like this.”

Democrats have spent decades altering voting and voter registration laws to facilitate voter fraud.

For example the law that Varoga mentions. The more voter registrations the group submits the more fraudulent registrations they can squeeze through.

They know that the more registrations they submit the more cursory the review that will be made by state employees. The state has only so much time to review voter applications before the dead line and all applications submitted by the deadline must be approved or rejected by a certain date.

So naturally the more applications submitted the the greater the number will be approved with no review of the application whatsoever. And the law above leaves them blameless for any fraudulent applications submitted under the guise of making sure that every possible voter is insured their right to vote.

16 posted on 10/05/2016 7:45:34 AM PDT by Pontiac (The welfare state must fail because it is contrary to human nature and diminishes the human spirit.)
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To: Pontiac

wow! great point!!

:)


18 posted on 10/05/2016 7:47:46 AM PDT by kimtom (USA ; Freedom is not Free)
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