YES! And it’s happening now in Republican-controlled states.
78%
YES! Go to gregpalast.com for more information.
22%

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PaulHosse 11 years 38 weeks ago

I don't think it should be "illegal" but I do question the timing. The County Clerk's office and the Secretary of State's office have their hands more than full before and just after an election. The voter rolls should be examined and purged sin months to a year prior to an election, and done at least once in a four year election cycle. And yes, I also think we need to keep voter ID laws on the books whereever they now exist, and I think States without them should strongly consider requiring some sort of photo ID and proof of registration.

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BARBARA NECKER 11 years 38 weeks ago

If it is done, the results should be announced publicly. Names need not be named, but I really would like to know how many names were wiped from the lists & how the fraudulent voters got on the lists in the first place.

As far as I can tell the repugs made this "crisis" up. Frankly, I don't see why illegal immigrants would want to draw this kind of attention to themselves. Wouldn't they rather prefer to keep undercover if they entered the country illegally?

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telliottmbamsc 11 years 38 weeks ago

For more information on the French Revolution see: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/French_Revolution

jazzyjoy's picture
jazzyjoy 11 years 38 weeks ago

I agree, Ohio doesn't have a record of voter problems we have a problem of election laws and methods that are fraudulent.

TxPeon's picture
TxPeon 11 years 37 weeks ago

The only voter fraud that exists, is the Republican voter fraud. It has been shown nationally, there is not actual voter fraud. 1/10 of 1% fraud, in which most have been charged, is not even an issue with voter fraud. The republicans created this issue, and as always, another republican, out in out lie and fraud.

TxPeon's picture
TxPeon 11 years 37 weeks ago

Right on ! All the republican do is create out of thin air, issues that are not issues. They don't work for us they work only for there Masters.

BARBARA NECKER's picture
BARBARA NECKER 11 years 37 weeks ago

I liked that reminder of the French Revolution. Off with their heads! (Those of the corporate masters, that is).

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