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[lgjhn23]

This must be area that they found Fetterman and ran him for the senate.... /s

[jdsteel]

“ Source?
Street people, as a rule, do NOT vote.”

You’ve never heard of one address being used for 50-100 different mail in ballots? Or even a P.O. Box?

The addicts don’t even need to fill out the ballots; friendly ballot harvesters do it for them, just like they helped them with the online application.

[mumblypeg]

A P.O. Box isn’t a valid address for voter registration.
However, what you’re saying is valid up to a point. I’ve done get-out-the-vote door knocking for candidates, using a list from the Registrar’s office.
I’ve seen firsthand how easy voter fraud can be, and the key to fixing the problem lies in ADDRESS verification.
It’s true, multiple voters are often shown at a single address— such as nursing homes, trailer parks, apartment complexes (often with no apt. # shown & often outdated) a local mental hospital, and even gas stations & empty lots.

It’s much harder to verify whether multiple registered voters named at a single address are casting their own votes, or someone else is casting (or “harvesting”) their votes without their knowledge.
I visited nursing homes & talked with “active” voters who were senile or brain damaged from accidents; they were so “out of it” they didn’t know what was going on around them, much less issues & candidates in a national election.
Yet the nursing home attendants assured me the patients were provided absentee ballots or even bussed to the polls if they preferred.

I’m saying, it’s not strictly true that homeless are voting. They’re proxies.
Im agreeing with you, the Democrat activists who do outreach to the homeless are probably “helping” them vote by harvesting (stealing) their identities.

I also remember news stories about homeless being rounded up & deployed in Antifa riots.