Quelle surprise!
Based on his weight, he should be able to vote multiple times.
Moore lies.
Rules don't apply to scumbags!
Michael Moore lied?! I'm shocked!!
All RATs do this, don't they?
Not true. If you vote in a Michigan primary election you must register for the party whose primary you want to vote in.
Wonder who he'll sue, now?
"Michael Moore Caught With Multiple Election Registrations..."
Gee Whiz! I KNOW Moore is one big, fat guy...but does he need TWO voter registrations?!?
I'm shocked.......will he sue who uncovered this?
Perhaps the loon suffers from split-personality disorder and needs a voter registration for each person inside of him.
BTTT
Michael Moore, American Hatriot, wouldn't be trying to make his franchise to vote more important than mine, would he? It was my understanding that you are supposed to make some sort of deposition that when you register to vote in a given locality, you are supposed to surrender your right to vote elsewhere.
Maybe all states don't have a similar rule.
JUNE 28--Prior to last week's Washington, D.C. premiere of "Fahrenheit 9/11," Michael Moore denied that the new documentary represents his de facto endorsement of John Kerry. "I am an Independent," the filmmaker told reporters. "I'm not a member of the Democratic party."
Which is not exactly correct.
New York City Board of Elections records show that Moore, 50, registered to vote in Gotham in 1992, checking off "Democratic" as his party affiliation (below you'll find a copy of his original registration form). He listed his address as the swanky Upper West Side building where he owns a multimillion dollar condominium (Moore's office is on West 57th Street). The filmmaker's New York registration remains active, though he has not voted since an October 2001 Democratic runoff election.
Now here's the good part: Moore is simultaneously registered to vote in Michigan, where registrants aren't even given the option of party affiliation (so he's not an Independent there either). According to Antrim County records, Moore registered last April from his lakefront spread in northern Michigan, where he reportedly splits his time, but has yet to vote in Michigan. He transferred his drivers license to Michigan from New York around the same time, though Moore has a Volkswagen Beetle registered from his Manhattan home.
We're sure this is some kind of innocent mix-up, that Moore forgot to cancel his New York registration before signing up in Michigan. Though, as a New York City voter, TSG can tell you it's hard not to realize you are registered, since a voter's mailbox is regularly bombarded with candidate mail, official voter guides, and Board of Election notices about upcoming elections and reminders about the location of your polling place.
On his web site, Moore asks visitors to take his "Pledge of Democratic Allegiance," which calls for them to register ten new voters this summer and spend one October weekend in a swing state. "The important thing is, if you live in a place like New York or Texas, you gotta head over to Pennsylvania or New Mexico," writes Moore, who provides a list of 18 states, ranked in order of importance, that could go either blue or red. He places Michigan thirteenth on that list.