WTH? 400 legislators in a state that size? They should cut that to about 100.......................
Nothing to see here, move along.
“...5,903 New Hampshire voters registered on Election Day using an out-of-state ID...”
“...the spread between the top two presidential candidates was fewer than 3,000 votes.”
“It’s not enough to change the result of the national level races...”
Do these people do math?
Don’t they have Same Day Registration in New Hampshire?
They should stop early Voting (if they have it) and block all the roads from MA on Election Day.
It's been *very* well documented that,thanks to vague and inconsequential penalties for violating the law (a law which,allegedly,protects against fraud),thousands and thousands of students who aren't,in fact,allowed to vote in NH under that law...as well as busloads of street bums from neighboring Massachusetts...have voted there in the last few elections.
Just because the amount of Fraudulent votes didn’t change the outcome doesn’t mean that the next time it won’t!!!
Everybody keeps ignoring the elephant in the living room.
Proof of citizenship! I don’t care when you register if you’re not a citizen you can’t vote.
And why is it no story like this ever mentions which party these fraudulent voters registered with? I know I had to pick one when I registered many moons ago.
I would think that type of info would be verrry pertinent to any investigation of voter fraud. It would narrow the search parameters by half at least.
Fools - and just because a letter was not returned does not mean the voter actually does live there and it was a legal vote either.
Of those, 458 letters came back as undeliverable.
Just because 458 came back doesn't mean that the other 5,500+ letters aren't sitting in a mailbox somewhere, gathering dust...or that the letters were collected by friends of those who voted illegally
6,000 votes could be the difference in a Senate Seat and Electoral votes for Trump.
The only viable solution: National biometric election ID.
1. You register to vote not later than 3 months prior to any election. Those turning 18 before election day can register.
2. Biometric info is collected along with residence info. You must register in same county that you live in.
3. If you move before the election, tough: 3 months is the cutoff. You can still vote, but only for national races (or state races if you’re in the same state).
4. On voting day, biometric info verifies who you are. You get to vote once. You can vote anywhere you want, but you can’t vote your local races if you’re out of the region - only national races.
5. If you attempt to vote twice anywhere in the country, you are turned away at the door.
6. Wanna vote absentee (military, shut-ins, etc)? You must find a biometric workstation to do so. A lengthy secure scan code would be printed on your ballot that uniquely ID’s your bio info, which must match previous registration biometrics. Mail in that ballot. If you attempt to vote again later, you are turned away at the door.
The Rats don’t want to dig into this too deeply, or their big, shiny Voter Fraud Machine will be revealed.
I was absolutely stunned when the Republicans let that go without a fight. Think of how much easier things would be in the Senate with that extra seat. This makes me proud that i quit the Republican Party a few years ago - feckless worms that they are.
Just because the letters NOT SENT BACK as undeliverable..., does not mean that the other letters reached their addressees. I know I receive letters addressed to unknown persons throughout the year (with my address) and trash them unless they are hand-written or appear of some import!
LawNews
President Donald Trump signed an executive order Thursday establishing a panel to investigate voter fraud, a commission he first talked about in early February.
“The president is committed to the thorough review of registration and voting issues in federal elections,” @SHSanders45 says.
The president named Vice President Mike Pence to lead the Presidential Advisory Commission on Election Integrity, and named a bipartisan group of members that includes chief state election officials.
“The president is committed to the thorough review of registration and voting issues in federal elections and that’s exactly what this commission is tasked with doing,” White House deputy press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said at a press briefing Thursday after Trump signed the order.
She later added:
The commission will review policies and practices that enhance or undermine the American people’s confidence in the integrity of federal elections and provide the president with a report that identifies system vulnerabilities that lead to improper registrations and voting. We expect the report will be complete by 2018. The experts and officials on this commission will follow the facts where they lead. Meetings and hearings will be open to the public for comments and input.
Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach, a Republican, will be the vice chairman under Pence. Indiana Secretary of State Connie Lawson will also be on the commission, as will New Hampshire Secretary of State Bill Gardner, a Democrat, and Maine Secretary of State Matthew Dunlap, a Democrat. The commission will also include former Ohio Secretary of State Ken Blackwell, a Republican, and U.S. Elections Assistance Commission member Christie McCormick.
Other members will be named at a later date.
*snip*
Trump’s executive order says:
The commission shall be solely advisory and shall submit a report to the President that identifies the following:
(a) those laws, rules, policies, activities, strategies, and practices that enhance the American people’s confidence in the integrity of the voting processes used in Federal elections;
(b) those laws, rules, policies, activities, strategies, and practices that undermine the American people’s confidence in the integrity of the voting processes used in Federal elections; and
(c) those vulnerabilities in voting systems and practices used for Federal elections that could lead to improper voter registrations and improper voting, including fraudulent voter registrations and fraudulent voting.