The advantage of having ‘the dead’ stay on voter rolls is it’s a great way to determine the depth and breath of voter fraud.
Since ‘the dead’ can’t vote - because they’re dead - they’re used in the voter fraud technique known as ‘voting the people who don’t show up to vote’....
This guy appears to be the real deal... worked under George Bush at the DOJ... he’s against voter fraud. Too bad he’s removing the names... they’re harmless unless ‘voted’ and when ‘voted’ we can track it back to democrats...
No, it really is good to get the names gone from the rolls. Now, when someone shows up at the polling place to pick up his ballot, when the folks at the check-in table flip down the rolls to find the name, it isn't there.
Then they say, "I'm sorry, I don't find that you're registered, or that you even live [so to speak] in the district. . ." And they don't get a ballot.
Then it takes a lot for a voter to prove existence from a state of non-existence. I mean, you'd have to bring Our Lord to raise the . . .