Judicial Watch has done some amazing work.
If they were inactive for 4 years, then they should be removed. Of course, if they were inactive for 4 years, then the Dems couldn’t have used them to commit fraud.
We need to keep looking to see how the ballot harvesters worked their ‘magic’.
Just scratching the surface.
California admits it has no idea if non-citizens voted in last election.
Link: https://www.sacbee.com/news/politics-government/capitol-alert/article223886630.html
But, they will focus on sleepy Repubs.
Inactive = gone
A flagrant violation of the basic Democratic principle of one ghost, one vote.
Good job, JW - one thing at a time. They can get to the illegal voting next...CA needs a good enema!
In Massachusetts, the people who came over on the Mayflower still vote.
WOW!
They stole the House in CA last election.
Won’t be harvesting those ballots.
I think it’s GREAT what they’ve accomplished...
...but in the back of my mind, I think of their ballot-by-mail system in California - which would mean that everyone of those 1.5M fake voters would get a ballot...and that Judicial Watch is ready to go after Ballot Harvesting.
...which makes me think that perhaps they needed to get rid of the fake voters, so that they don’t get outed. Of course that would also mean ‘losing’ their data regarding who voted.
Inactive democratic voters, remain active in democratic districts. They remain active in the district, even after death or after moving away.
We need federal legislation outlining a US wide system that applies to all states to use for federal elections. Specifying who can vote.Requiring citizenship and residency verification registration performed by bi-partisan canvassed confirmation. And No provisional, mail in, or same-day ballot issuance permitted. .
Judicial Watch. Doing what our previous Dept. of Justice administration have failed to do.
Time for federal congressional investigations as to why not.
If they are inactive and haven’t voted in the last four years they
should be removed, imo. They haven’t impacted the direct elections
other than population count to determine elective seats per district.
But the ones that hurt are the ones that aren’t legal to vote but do.