YES! - Every American should be guaranteed the right to vote.
93%
NO! - Our current system of voter registration works just fine.
7%

Comments

bob the mailman 11 years 18 weeks ago

Each citizen, upon reaching hir 18th birthday {per SSA record} will be registered to vote in all Federal Elections. This civic right shall not be infringed.

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trueamericavet 11 years 18 weeks ago

bob: Thanks for saying it right on. Short but to the point.

LibertyChamp 11 years 18 weeks ago

I agree, Bob gives it to us short and sweet and to the point. However, If we were going to tackle a Voter's Rights Bill, I would want the elections to be at least over a 2 day period and for one, if not both of those days, to be holidays. Perhaps one of the most important features that this Bill will contain is a provision for Election fraud. If any one is caught and convicted of committing Election fraud they should be imprisioned for 15 to 20 years.

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PaulHosse 11 years 18 weeks ago

Not only should voting be a federal "right", it is our duty and responsibility as US Citizens to vote. When compared to other nations, where people walk for miles and endure all sorts of weather, hardships, intimidation (and sometimes even beatings, mutilations, or even in some cases, risk death), our voting record in this country is pathetic.

bob the mailman 11 years 18 weeks ago

in Oregon our ballots are delivered by US Mail. we have 10 days to 2 weeks to complete and retun. A Federalized system would limit the damage from manipulation at the local level.

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