Yeah, good luck with that.
In NH, the legislature passed a law, and the democrat governor signed it, that prohibited college students from voting in their college town unless it was also their primary residence, that is, the address on their driver’s licence.
The law was passed because of the rampant dual voting by students in their college town and again in their town of residence.
Of course, the NH supreme court struck the law down.
Now the students can go back to their double-voting.
While our military men are lucky if they can vote at all.
In Missouri, official poll watchers have to arrive well ahead of poll opening and remain in place until after the polls are closed. Somebody told me it’s around 16 hours total. That’s just crazy, and I suspect a deliberate discouragement to anybody who might volunteer. Why not split into 4 hour shifts?
It is so depressing to realize we even need an organization like True the Vote. We are sinking into 3rd World depravity. Pretty soon we are going to have to start dipping our finger into inkpots when we vote, like in Afghanistan. Wonderful. But, I would do it if it meant my vote counted the same as everyone else’s.