Many of the provisions that have made California a one-party state, are now being taken national. There would be automatic voter registration any time someone applies for a driver’s license, with few safeguards against non-citizens registering, and lots of potential for multiple registrations from single voters.
There also would be big roadblock thrown at any state that seeks to clean up its voter rolls from such double- and triple-registration, which could occur if someone gives his full name on one form and maybe uses a middle initial on another.
H.R. 1, the American Vote Harvesting Act.
Dems also cheat using duplicate ballots, rejected ballots, non-citizens voting, vote harvesting, multiple absentees filled out by one person, votes that surface AFTER polls close, discarded absentee ballots in PO trash.......and so on.
In Michigan, the secretary of state is where people go for drivers licenses. The SoS is registering everyone up to vote unless they specifically say they would not like to be signed up. This has led to voter registration cards being set up even if not signed by the potential voter.
In Michigan, the secretary of state is where people go for drivers licenses. The SoS is registering everyone up to vote unless they specifically say they would not like to be signed up. This has led to voter registration cards being set up even if not signed by the potential voter.
For the May ballot, the governor has mandated absentee ballots be mailed to every new registrant even if they have not asked to be registered or to receive an absentee ballot.
Prop 3… Constitution provides for the automatic voter registration of eligible persons when interacting with the state regarding driver’s license or state ID card, unless the person declines.
https://ballotpedia.org/Michigan_Proposal_3,_Voting_Policies_in_State_Constitution_Initiative_(2018)
“Our Governor has authorized the Secretary of State to send absentee ballots to individuals who apply to register to vote without first ensuring proper verification,” Shirkey said. “This unilateral change to how we secure our elections has the potential to invite fraud and security concerns that may last well beyond the circumstances of today.”
The order follows an announcement from Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson earlier this week directing clerks to mail absentee ballot applications to every registered voter in which a local election will take place May 5.