Such as...
1. Only one vote allowed per legal voter.
2. Must be alive.
3. Must be over 18.
4. Must be a legal citizen.
5. Must not be a felon, whose voting rights have been terminated.
6. Must cast ballot, only where registered.
7. Etc.
"Deliberate restrictions" are imposed for a reason.
In the “good old days” it was truly a privilege to vote but not so today. Back then we all waited with anticipation for election day to come.
The way the election process has been bastardized, why note vote everyday, all year long?
Now Hitlary wants to make her own rules towards what ever will give her an advantage.
Disenfranchised MY ASS! Every person in this country has had, and continues to have, more than adequate time to get a personal I.D. or “voters card”, LONG BEFORE the November 2016 election. Early voting is nothing more than a way to cheat. T
You are the only one so far on this thread who understands part of a state's election law. No one can just walk in from anywhere and vote a ballot.
Hillary is the dumbest person known to mankind when it comes to legal “anything”, as in how voting works. Each state's legislature has a thick election law book of the laws they passed to control voting that takes into consideration how to structure voting to eliminate voter fraud. “Know nothing” Hillary can't do jack about any state's election laws, so she is dumb as a stump when she asks for more days of early voting. She is wasting her breath but isn't smart enough to know it.
I taught that Texas Election Law Book and I'd be happy to give her that four hour course so she could take notes about Texas Election Law. Normally, from the ones attending, including lawyers, I took questions and answered them. If I taught her and she asked a question, I think I would tell her, “Shut up and listen.” I'm not at all sure she listens to anyone, she just babbles nonsense to others.
Along with my Republican County Chairman husband, we put on and ran the Republican Primary Election in that county. Early voting is covered by election laws and we have to have it since all voters could not vote in one day. The majority of those voting early are older people, disabled people, and workers who work long days so they early vote on Saturday.
When voters vote in early voting, a stamp is placed by their name on the official voting list, therefore, they can not come back and vote early again and that list is used on official primary voting day so they can't come back then and vote again as the list shows they have already voted.
If one wants to complain about voting, one should buy that election law book for their state and read how elections work in their state/county. Only when you know how it is supposed to work, can you complain if it isn't working in your county. Also, you should talk with your Republican County Chairman and see what he/she does in connection with primary early voting and primary election day.