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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I am guessing they are "inadvertently" removing citizens too. It happened to me in 2013, the last time we had a Republican governor.[/quote]

They are[/quote]

Serious question. Do you know this or are you assuming it’s true?[/quote]

Nobody is providing any evidence to show it is true. [/quote]
Here, let me write a post for you, with links, that you can ignore, since that’s how you’ve remained a Republican so far.

[b]Alabama[/b]: “Republican Secretary of State Wes Allen in August announced an initiative “to remove noncitizens registered to vote in Alabama.” More than 3,000 people who had been previously issued noncitizen identification numbers will have their voter registration status made inactive and flagged for possible removal from the voter rolls. [b]The Justice Department said both native-born and naturalized U.S. citizens, who are eligible to vote, received the letters saying their voting status was being made inactive[/b].” https://www.wvtm13.com/article/justice-department-alabama-lawsuit-voter-rolls/62455133

Louisiana: with zero evidence, Gov Landry is sure that non-citizens are voting: https://lailluminator.com/2024/08/27/gov-landry-targets-noncitizens-in-louisiana-claiming-immigrants-pose-voter-fraud-risk/

Tennessee: only after a major outcry did they back off from their threat to remove over 14000 voters from the rolls. https://apnews.com/article/voting-citizenship-tennessee-7802df69609bc54eb55d9296f6321100

This happened in 2020 as well but the busy little bees who help massage Google results have effectively removed all those stories from view. I could go on, but it’s honestly pearls after swine since you won’t read it, much like the “I’m a rationale conservative thread” on which it’s been amply proven that Republicans like to choose their voters and suppress the rest. [/quote]

People who receive a letter that they are a non-citizen and aren’t allowed to legally vote just have to provide proof they are a legal citizen. I have to provide proof to register to vote; why don’t other people have to do
so?[/quote]
The vast majority of US citizens don’t have a notarized birth certificate [/quote]
False, everyone has to have one of those to get a Real ID driver's license now. And they aren't "notarized". Are you even a US citizen? [/quote]

Real ID is not a proof of US citizenship. Non-citizens who are in the U.S. legally (eg Green Card Holders) can also get a Real ID and they are not citizens who can vote in federal elections. [/quote]
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So there needs to be stricter voting standards than what are currently in place.[/b]

Perhaps 4-5 forms of ID required, and "in-person voting" only then. Maybe the dip the thumb in ink thing also.

It's appalling that many really poor countries have more strict and legitimate elections than we have here. [/quote]

why? there isn't a problem. zero proof of significant voter fraud, and were there is, it is republicans. [/quote]

So why aren't you for stricter rules then?

Why do you not want fair and transparent elections?

The ONLY way out of this fraud mess is to have everyone's vote recorded and publicly viewable online as to how they voted. That way EVERYONE can audit any election and count and verify the votes.

So let's do that. Only reason people would be against that is they want more fraud. [/quote]

What in the Vladimir Putin[/quote]

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