To: gunsequalfreedom; Behind Liberal Lines
Nobody asks for ID when voting. Heck, they even send a mail-in-ballot to anyone that asks.
Anyone that wants to vote 10 times in a single election would find very little difficulty doing it.
In my little precinct south of Houston, Texas we DO ask for ID - and it's asked of every person who votes. Or at least, it's asked of every person who votes while I'm in the line, or in there voting.
83 posted on
06/19/2019 7:42:36 AM PDT by
ro_dreaming
(Chesterton, 'Christianity has not been tried and found wanting. It's been found hard and not tried')
To: ro_dreaming
In California, one person brings in stacks of mail in ballots. One person might turn in as many as 100 ballots. None of the voters off those ballot are present, just the person that rounded up the ballots and dropped them off.
It gets worse....
Los Angeles County has 707,475 more registered voters than there are people of legal age to vote total or 144 percent 144 percent of the total number of resident citizens of voting age.
In San Diego, its 138 percent registration translates into 810,966 more voters than citizens of voting age.
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