Good to know. But I’m still not going to be too relaxed about the integrity of this election. There was a woman interviewed a couple of years ago who reported and confirmed that someone voted in her deceased father’s name. And I’m convinced that illegal aliens are voting as well.
One fraudulent vote is one too many. That is MY vote that is being stolen!!!
“There was a woman interviewed a couple of years ago who reported and confirmed that someone voted in her deceased father’s name.”
I imagine that happened in voting by mail as the person going to a poll would have to prove by some document that he was that man.
Also, you can’t just walk in a polling place and vote. You have to be a registered voter so an illegal would have had to register to vote before he/she could vote at a polling place and in Texas you can’t register on voting day. Plus, when you register you have to show a document to prove you are a citizen.
I have posted on the forum some where that my Texas Election Code law book is over 500 pages long. Elections must follow that law book in every aspect/part of an election.
Remember, first comes the primary election in March and Democrats have theirs separate from ours. Then the winners of each party fight it out until the general election in November and we are talking about that general election where there is a judge of one party and an alternate judge of another party.
In every precinct of a county, if those in that precinct voted in the majority for Republican Rick Perry, the judge of that precinct in November will be a Republican. Because Perry won that election, more precincts voted in the majority for him so we have more Republican election judges in November than we do Democrat judges. If a precinct voted in the majority for the Democrat candidate for governor, the precinct judge in November is a Democrat but remember in that case, the Alternate Judge MUST be a Republican.