Posted on 11/17/2022 5:50:58 AM PST by Oldeconomybuyer
PHOENIX (AP) — Arizona voters who overwhelmingly cast their ballots by mail have rejected a measure that would have required them to add more information to the simple signature and date they now put on the back of the return envelope.
Proposition 309 also would have eliminated the ability of registered voters who do not have a state or federally-issued photo ID with them when they vote in-person to provide other proof of identity to cast a ballot.
New tallies from Maricopa County and several smaller counties released on Wednesday showed there was no chance for the measure to pass. It had been too close to call in the eight days since polls closed on Nov. 8 and was the last of 10 measures on the ballot to be called by The Associated Press.
If it had passed, Proposition 309 would have required voters to write their birthdates and add state-issued voter identification numbers, driver license or identification card numbers or a partial social security number to affidavits rather than just signing and dating them. The back-of-envelope signature used by many counties also would be changed to require that they be placed into a second envelope.
In-person voting requirements also would change, eliminating the ability of voters who don’t have a state, tribal or federal government-issued photo ID on them to vote by presenting two alternate documents, such as a utility bill.
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Overwhelmingly
Voter fraud to enable more voter fraud.
In related news, Willie Sutton was asked if banks should hire more security guards.
50.4% to 49.6%.
Flooding the system with mail-in ballots is the issue. Mail-in ballots should only be used for special circumstances. Clean up the voter rolls, stop the proliferation of mail-in ballots being sent out by the SOS and issue voter-id laws and the problem will be solved.
Play the game. In 2024 they should be talking about how badly the Republicans must have cheated
As its first order of business, the U.S. House of Representatives should shut down the USPS until vote by mail has been reformed. Such reforms should include signatures on the outside of all return envelopes so they get scanned by the USPS and not the state election people, and refusing to deliver any such mail in ballots after the polls close on election day. Since the USPS runs at a loss, there is great leverage to reform this corruption. Realistically, I won’t hold my breath for RINO McCarthy do actually do anything useful other than grandstand.
Nobody lacking said photo ID should be the recipient of any federal or state welfare.
Not surprising people are lazy!
Even if being lazy means you enable criminality.
Can someone explain to me why they think Florida and Utah vote by mail and somehow that’s not creating corruption? I heard some radio host saying that the GOP needs to get into this stuff as well since it’s the law now and folks aren’t going to want to drop the convenience.
Ballots were Counted by the CORRUPT SoS of course...
Vote by mail should tell everyone how Arizonans voted.
Now that there is right funny. The above phrase is code (weak at best) for "DNC Operatives".
The people that select the "winners" are also selecting the final tallies of ballot questions such as this (prop 309). Same here in MA last week, where all 4 ballot measures "passed", where clearly #4 by any measure of the electorate, would be rejected (giving illegals driver's licenses).
The FRAUD memes of 2020, now were exhibited ubiquitously thruout the US. Below, one for GA gov, the other for MA gov.
Rigging the vote in order to stop measures that prevent rigging the vote.
And to think, the stupid legislature and the stupid governor could have done this one on their own.
The GOPee is not our friends.
That doesn’t sound like anybody rejecting anything. THAT sounds like collateral damage from the fraud that went on during the election to elect more trash and garbage into Arizona banana republic politics.
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