EXCLUSIVE: Tiffany Trump Is Currently Registered to Vote in Two States

Heat Street ^ | 01/25/2017 | Jillian Kay Melchior

[Resettozero]

Next logical question (which would never be asked by the msms) is how do the states compare their records??? Answer, they don't.

Too bad they've not yet invented a device that could organize and compare such discrepancies and correct them. It's just impossible in 2017 to ever compare the voters lists with the current addresses of actual citizens when and where they vote.

(Shucks, with the right programming, an i486DX could handle it.>

[Angels27]

“According to public records, Tiffany Trump cast her vote in November in New York City and did not vote in Pennsylvania. “

So there is no fraud on her part.

However, since she is living back in NY, then she needs to be taken off the voter rolls in PA.

All people who split time between multiple states must be forced to decide what their home state is and only vote in that state.

[chris37]

ABC radio “News” also reported that Bannon is registered in New York and Florida, but that he only voted once, and has been removed form Florida.

So what, dear ABC “News”, was the point of reporting that?

Being registered in two places isn’t a crime, however voting twice is.

But I’m quite sure that you knew that, didn’t you, ABC “news”?

[morphing libertarian]

I believe you should vote in districts where you own property. For candidate also. For state or national you should vote one. We need a national registration and a new look at property owners voting where they own property

[Jim from C-Town]

It is not the responsibility of the voter to de-register. That is what Board of Elections is supposed to do.

How many people move from state to state or even county to county and register in their new home every year. Most of these people stay on the rolls in their old community for years. Some for decades.

It is one of the many the building blocks of voter fraud.

[Oratam]

Was this meant to be a big "gotcha"?

Appears to me that it's relatively easy to determine if someone has voted in two places. Let's do a few million more along with the dead and and see what we find. I think figuring out if the unregistered voted is a tougher call--comparing signatures and all that.

[DoodleDawg]

However, since she is living back in NY, then she needs to be taken off the voter rolls in PA.

I don't know of any state that has an effective system for cleaning up the voter roles and removing people who move away or die or whatever.

[Jim from C-Town]

Jose did. He also does lawns.

[ctdonath2]

Do various/most/any jurisdictions even have a way to de-register? Never occurred to me to tell NY I left and to de-register as a voter; never occurred to me in 10 years, and never tried to vote back there again.

It’s understood that people don’t actively de-register, and that people who moved or died may remain on the rolls for a long time thereafter. Ergo, “big nothingburger” as far as the implied guilt tenuously implicating Trump. The point is they don’t/shouldn’t vote more than once.

[silverleaf]

How many people are registered by someone else using their name and ID?

Remember the Chinese and other hackers have stolen hundreds of millions of iD’s. If you had a yahoo account you have been hacked. If you work for the federal govt you have been hacked

As a student in Pennsylvania she may have registered to vote there- or someone else may have registered her ID
How many students are registered at their homes and at their out of state schools?

Good on Trump for making this whole thing an issue

[MotorCityBuck]

"Lock her Up"!! 😀 She can do her Time at my place.

[CityCenter]

You know I could be registered in two states, too. I moved from Cali to Washington. Is there a process to unregister yourself?

[Resettozero]

I believe you should vote in districts where you own property. For candidate also. For state or national you should vote one. We need a national registration and a new look at property owners voting where they own property.

Non-property owners get 1/2 vote. Slaves and women none.

(Wait a second...)

[Duchess47]

Here in Nevada if I miss a Federal Election, I have to reregister for the next.

[SauronOfMordor]

Perhaps we can expand Motor Voter. When you move from location A to location B, you have to get a new drivers licence showing your new residence. The DMV sends a notice to your old state of residence, telling them you have a new licence and to cancel the old. Cancel old voter registration too.

[bigbob]

Thank you for your discipline. And speaking of that, please send Miss Tiffany to my office for the punishment I so deserve to deliver!

[Lion Den Dan]

The questions should be in which state is the latest/current registration? Is there a system by which she could delete her registration in one state? When my wife and I moved from KY to ND, we asked the KY county clerk to remove us from the rolls. Were told that we would be removed when we did not vote in the next election. ND does not have voter registration. This is a big nothing burger.

[Stentor]

“According to public records, Tiffany Trump cast her vote in November in New York City and did not vote in Pennsylvania. “

I'm actually shocked that they didn't walk in some homeless dude to vote in her name.

[Enlightened1]

“Tiffany Trump lived in Philadelphia while attending the University of Pennsylvania, graduating in May. Voigt said it was “very common for college students to be registered both where they live and where they go to school.”

According to public records, Tiffany Trump cast her vote in November in New York City and did not vote in Pennsylvania.”

BOOM end of story.....

More desperation from Leftist.

[BobinIL]

I see that Yahoo has a story that Steve Bannon is registered in 2 states also. It seems odd that they can find all these people close to trump that are registered in two states but they are not reporting any democrats that are registered in two states. Trump needs to use this against them and tout this as an excuse to purge the voter rolls. This will hurt the Democrats much much more than republicans.