By my reckoning in order to investigate voter fraud you have to start with voter registration.
in Florida it is a 3rd degree felony to submit false information on the voter registration form.
One of the questions on the Florida form is: “Are you a citizen of the USA?”. Does anyone know if that question is asked on all 50 states’ voter registration forms?
Until we investigate the voter registration rolls in each and every state we will not know if there is voter fraud.
An investigation seems pretty easy to me. Have people submitted proof of citizenship when they registered to vote or have they not? Yes or no is an easy answer to that question.
We must never forget that a privilege of being a citizen of the USA is that we have the right to vote and anybody else does not have that right.
Let’s drain our Nationwide Swamp and give every voter one year to find their proof of citizenship and bring it to their Registrar of Voter office to have it verified.
Have people submitted proof of citizenship when they registered
to vote or have they not?
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Does any state require proof of citizenship or do they all
just asked if you are a citizen? Do you know of any?
Start in Clark County Nevada, home of Harry Reid and Las Vegas. If there’s voter fraud anywhere in the country, you’ll find it there, in my opinion.
Just go precinct by precinct and check the voter rolls. Each voter should have signed in at the polls.
Mail every one of them a certified letter, return receipt, and double check the ones that come back either undeliverable or no one at that address by that name. Of those that come back, verify citizenship.
Incidentally, Nevada was the only state to swing from red to blue in this election, and the Dem candidate for Senate won solely based on the Clark County votes.
If the results indicate that there’s enough fraudulent votes in that one county to swing state and federal elections, let’s have a redo, overseen by the Feds. Maybe we’d even pick up a 53rd GOP Senator in the bargain.
Not to mention shoving it to every Dem operative who claims there is not evidence of voter fraud anywhere in the U.S.