Looks like VA waited too long to clean up the voter rolls?
I recall that Texas did something similar some time ago, earlier this summer I think.
Too early for me. Hadn't thought of that but you're correct. Same day registration/voting laws have given rise to a need to revise the National Voter Registration Act. In light of your information this entire exercise is useless really. The lawsuit is a "show" case to demonstrate to the party base they got their back since they see cleaning up voter rolls as disenfranchisement. All of which is useless with same day registration/voting. Motor voter laws make all of this election integrity business virtually useless.
I recall that Texas did something similar some time ago, earlier this summer I think.
(10-12-2024, 01:02 PM)Michigan Swamp Buck Wrote: I can see how this might cause problems for a few honest people, however, unless illegals could register and vote on the same day, it would screen them out of the voter rolls.
With things changing at the state level in regards to voting, the National Voter Registration Act needs to be revised or eliminated. If you can't change the voter rolls 90 days before an election, then you shouldn't be able to register in that same time period. I find it interesting that it was made into law in 93, just over 30 years ago when electronic voting (and the internet) began to become more commonly used.
Too early for me. Hadn't thought of that but you're correct. Same day registration/voting laws have given rise to a need to revise the National Voter Registration Act. In light of your information this entire exercise is useless really. The lawsuit is a "show" case to demonstrate to the party base they got their back since they see cleaning up voter rolls as disenfranchisement. All of which is useless with same day registration/voting. Motor voter laws make all of this election integrity business virtually useless.