[MtnClimber]

-People registered in vacant lots: over 4,200

-Registered in hotels: over 2,000

-Registered in parking lots: over 2,500

-Registered in R.V. parks: 1,600

Amazing how voter rolls — cleaned by ERIC — grow voters like barnacles in hotels and vacant lots up to an even-year election date — then they disappear afterward. This is in the data!

[MtnClimber]

The vote fraudsters don’t look like they will give up until they are behind bars or at the end of a rope.

[FlingWingFlyer]

I’ll bet a lot had “General Delivery” as their mailing address.

[mewzilla]

Getting rid of ERIC is a good start.

But anyone know if RCV-enabled voting machines are still in use in the states that have or are getting rid of ERIC...?

[SharpRightTurn]

Raffensperger = RAT.

[PermaRag]

"This week, we finished the first Raffensperger Challenge — in ERIC "cleaned" Washoe County, Nevada.

Let's go there.

This is a county with about 600,000 people on the voter rolls."

In reality, this is a county with 301,000 active voters currently "on the voter rolls" (as of 2/28/2023) and another 62,000 who are listed as inactive. Nowhere near a total of 600,000.

Nevada voter registration statistics

If someone is going to try to convince people that ERIC is a Democrat trojan horse to inflate voter rolls (which it is) and should be stopped dead in its tracks (which it should), maybe they should start out by sticking to the facts instead of hyperventilating that a county with a TOTAL population of not even 500,000 somehow has over 600,000 voters.

At least they could provide a link to the alleged data.

[Robert DeLong]

Brad Raffensperger is a Democrat assistant who needs to be cleansed from the Republican Party. He probably receives more votes from Democrats voters than he does Republican voters.

[fwdude]

Make me king for a day and:

- voters must affirnatively register in EVERY election, proving citizenship, residency, and qualifications to vote, checked against multi-state databases and contestable by ANY PERSON who is in the same state.

- Restore Election Day. Only in-person voting allowed, at approved polling locations, with state-issued photo i.d., on Election Day ONLY, excepted by a very few outlier allowances which must be documented and notarized.

- new (restored) voting age of 21, no exceptions. I don't care if you're old enough to fight in a war. Everyone has specific responsibilities, and there are a lot of highly immature people entering the military at 18, 19, and 20.

- College students get special scrutiny as to their true residence of record. If they register at their college residence, they will not be allowed to vote until they affirmatively cancel their old voter registration at their home address.

This is only a preliminary list.

[PLMerite]

ERIC = Electronic Registration Information Center.

[asinclair]

I think that some of the "suggestions" ignore the new reality we are in regarding proof of citizenship. For example, you need a "Real ID" to board an aircraft, and potentially this will be extended to passenger trains.

Getting a RealID is not hard. I found that out years ago when it first started being pushed: my (now renewed) drivers license has that little star that says "citizen".

So the list of vote reforms can be shortened:

• In-person voting, or in-person absentee application. (Military ballots will require a photostat of RealID, with both request and photostat submitted to a designated military clerk, who will notorized the application. For out-of-country voters, they apply for absentee ballots before travel, or at an American Embassy, with the same requirement for photostat and notorization.)
• Show RealID at the polling place or at the office accepting the absentee ballot application.
• NO publication of ANY voting results before the tabulation is complete, including all absentee votes. (The newies will dislike this one, but which is more important, fair elections or minute-based scoops?)
• NO mail-in ballots.
• Election fraud to have a mandatory 10-year sentence.

I'm not holding my breath.

[Albion Wilde]

Brilliant quip:

“Much in our complex lives is a matter of opinion. Still,
there are a few things that are a matter of data...’

[upchuck]

I have sent a letter to Howard Knapp, Executive Director, South Carolina State Board of Elections, objecting to SC's use of this worthless system. Here's his address if you'd like to join me:

1122 Lady St.
Colunbia, SC 29201

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