Tripamang
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So about that no such thing as voter fraud?
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Hoss
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At one time, I was registered to vote in 4 places. I only realized it when I got a jury summons at my mom's address. When I called them, they told me the jury pool came from the eligible voter rolls, and that there was no way to remove yourself from those rolls. You are supposed to just fall off after a period of time (10 years I think). So since I had just graduated and had moved around a lot in the previous few years, I was still registered in all those places. Anyway, I'm not saying I did anything with those multiple registrations. But W did win that next election, so draw your own conclusions.
Falstaff
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Well obviously, but I meant is this mostly about black people or white people?
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The documents demanded to "prevent voter fraud" are documents that economically depressed people are less likely to have. Suppress the economically depressed, and you'll find you're suppressing the Black and Latino vote. Especially in the areas that are pressing for this.
It's pretty disgusting, actually.
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Royal
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This is the natural result of having the so much of the voting process managed at the state level. You could institute voter ID requirements from coast to coast, but unless there is a system of centralizing participation data to make it immediately accessible during the voting period, the fraud potential raised by the article will still be there.
Alex
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Us whiteys really fucked up when we let the Asians move up in the socioeconomic ladder a bit. CA is practically run by Asians now. It disgusts me.
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Well, it was being run by a barely literate Austrian who was elected because he made movies where he beat people up. Would you say this is a step up, or a step down?
Ambiturner
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If the problem is you're registered in 4 places, how does your ID come into play? You can just show your ID at the 4 different places, right?
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Siddar
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If he was born on the same day as you and had same first four digits of his social security number matching your then yes.
But lets be honest that wont happen.
The reality here is people are voting twice intentionally are identity theft is happening.
Siddar
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Ambiturner
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Siddar
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Social Security History
So they have to be born in same zipcode and they then would have a 10% chance of fourth numbers being the same.
Deja vu? From 2005:http://brennan.3cdn.net/9d1efbddb2c4..._pom6bx3bk.pdf
I'm going to guess they didn't fix their methodology since.
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Vaclav
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First batch of every SSN I've seen, and I've seen a ton in hiring is XXX-XX-XXXX format. No clue why you think the first set has 4 numbers Siddar. Do you have a US SSN?
And there's less than 10000 US ZIP codes in use, and a reasonable number are only used for PO Boxes and other specialized uses.
In short, you're seeming pretty clueless on the subject.
PS I bet 99% was absentee ballots not in person since thats always got the highest cases of fraud.
And there's less than 10000 US ZIP codes in use, and a reasonable number are only used for PO Boxes and other specialized uses.
In short, you're seeming pretty clueless on the subject.
PS I bet 99% was absentee ballots not in person since thats always got the highest cases of fraud.