[grey_whiskers]

(from thedonald.win, please propagate)

Just saw a post on here about a pede who was receiving texts from a Texas-based BLM group that was funded by Beto (of course), about voting. He called the county, Texas State Dept, and sure enough, he’s registered to vote there. Problem: he doesn’t live in Texas and never has...

THIS IS HOW THEY’RE GOING TO DO IT! Taking legitimate voters from around the country and registering them at various addresses in states they don’t live in / obviously won’t be voting in... and no alarm bells will sound.. 💡

We need to take this to the top and put proper defensive measures in place!

[WildHighlander57]

Facebook is doing the same thing; asking folks who actually live in one state if they are registered to vote in a state in which they don’t live.

Happened to me; I got an ad asking if I was registered to vote in Colorado, when I don’t live there.

[nomobs]

I am curious how they got his phone number?

[generally]

http://cphpost.dk/?p=118436

Danish foreign minister apologises for sleeping with 15-year-old girl in 2008

[thinden]

THIS IS HOW THEY’RE GOING TO DO IT! Taking legitimate voters from around the country and registering them at various addresses in states they don’t live in / obviously won’t be voting in... and no alarm bells will sound.. 💡 xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wow. just had a buddy tell me his friend received a card from the election board to verify registration at his address for someone who had never lived at that address ever this IS how they're going to do it~