You check the voting rolls for who voted and then you check to see who is a citizen.
If the rolls show that non-citizens were permitted to vote know you have illegal votes.
You then take twice that number of votes from the democrats.
That is the fine.
Now, next time they won't do it.
If they do, deduct four times that number of votes.
I am POSITIVE that there are illegal votes in Palm Beach County. I watched women democrats (I asked where they were from) standing outside Aldi and Dollar Tree, registering everyone and anyone they could, even those struggling with the English language. Although I do not frequent Spanish grocery stores, I would bet they were registering those shoppers, too.
No. You make the punishment SO MASSIVE, they won't even fantasize about it. Something along the lines of shooting them, at high noon, in the county building parking lot.
You will only have to do it a few times. Democrats can't learn with only once.
And you verify the U.S. citizenship for all 12 million registered Florida voters how?
Good luck with that.
My wife at the time was not a citizen when she received a Florida drivers license. The DMV clerk asked her if she would like to register to vote. I chimed in and reminded the clerk that my wife was not a U.S. citizen. The clerk glared at me, looked to my wife and asked her again if she would like to register to vote. My wife declined.
Problem is, anyone with a drivers license, state ID, or a social security card, all of which non-citizens can get in many places, can register to vote. Only the threat of prosecution (which rarely happens) is a deterrence.
I was never asked to provide a birth certificate or naturalization paperwork when I registered to vote. Were you?
There is no mechanism in place to flag those who are ineligible from being able to vote. Ineligible people register to vote, go vote, and have their votes counted in every election across the country.