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To: kevcol
But if I am reading this right, even if you are registered to vote via the federal form - you still need to show valid ID to get the ballot to vote with.

You're not from Chicago, are you? Absentees, vote-by-mail, dead voters all manage to bypass voting in person. Obama would love 2 million illegal registrations in Texas, in Houston and Austin where local officials will organize the vote. I may still be voting in Chicago - I suspect my grandfather is.

42 posted on 04/17/2012 2:02:39 PM PDT by bIlluminati (Don't just hope for change, work for change in 2012.)
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To: bIlluminati
I suspect my grandfather is.

He'll probably meet my aunts, uncle and cousins there. Quiet folk.

57 posted on 04/17/2012 6:04:12 PM PDT by presently no screen name
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To: bIlluminati
You're not from Chicago, are you? Absentees, vote-by-mail, dead voters all manage to bypass voting in person. Obama would love 2 million illegal registrations in Texas, in Houston and Austin where local officials will organize the vote. I may still be voting in Chicago - I suspect my grandfather is.

I am sure you grandfather is still voting if he lived in Chicago, lol.

Arizona as of now though does have a registration validation (proof of citizenship) extra step requirement prior to issuing a absentee ballot. According to the policy on their site, they will not simply issue/mail an absentee ballot because your name appears on the voter role unless your citizenship has been "verified". They encourage voters to "validate" registration (in person) well in advance of requesting an absentee ballot. I suppose there are ways around that too maybe. I guess we'll see how it plays out, I would not put anything past those seeking to subvert the voting.
61 posted on 04/18/2012 9:08:37 AM PDT by kevcol
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