Report: Election officials threw out thousands of Kan. ballots

Salina Post ^ | January 15, 2017

[SMGFan]

Kansas election officials threw out thousands of ballots cast in November, mostly because the state had no record those residents were registered voters.<> Some local officials are now voicing concerns about numerous documented instances of lost voter registrations from people who had filled out applications on the state’s online site and at motor vehicle offices. Those names never showed up on any poll books despite the fact these voters had date-stamped, computer screenshot confirmations. The secretary of state’s office says there was a technical problem with the motor vehicle department computer system that handles online registrations that was corrected days after being discovered.

[SMGFan]

Some voters showed up at my polling place in NJ. They registered to vote via DMV a few years ago and were finally showing up to vote for Hillary(?) but their name was no in the book. Or they thought changing address for driver's license took care to Board of lections. HA!

[drewh]

THANK YOU KRIS KOBACH! A real american hero...

[Ray76]

It was predicted that “Motor Voter” would be a problem, and it is. Shocking.

[DIRTYSECRET]

I’m still registered in 2 states. Go figure.

[Trumpnado2016]

Those pesky Russians never rest...........

[deport]

Texas has a fairly simple system. Every two years you get a new voter card.
It isn’t forwarded if you have moved. Thus if you move and don’t change your
address with the registrar of voters you’ll not get your card.

[bray]

This time it was the Ukrainians.

[MrBambaLaMamba]

[John 3_19-21]

May be more trouble than the Dems wanted

The big cities of NYC, Albany and Buffalo have mass transit The Motor-Voter law in N.Y. was probably netting more rural conservative registrations than Dems.

[DoughtyOne]

Yeah, everyone knows you can’t falsify a screen shot.

/s