Re:How a U.S. citizen was mistakenly targeted for deportatio...
by felipelemos on Sunday December 03, 2017 @01:34AM
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You don't need to guess people's name and address.
And it can be systematic.
And you can, with little effort, make it hard for a group of people to go to vote.
Re:How a U.S. citizen was mistakenly targeted for deportatio...
by Tyrannosaur on Sunday December 03, 2017 @11:57PM
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Signatures can be scanned and compared, but are they? I imagine this would only happen during a full audit, which doesn't sound like it happens a lot.
It is kind of like saying a door can be locked.
The myth of voter fraud in the US has been debunked time and time again, just Google it for yourself. Voter fraud is a big distraction from the real Election Fraud that’s going on. Like the Democrat-appointed Country Registrar in Los Angeles who neglected to inform Precinct Leaders by law they were supposed to display the write-in candidates (like Bernie Sanders) on the table where people sign in. I toured 3 different precincts in my neighborhood and got into it with each Precinct Leader and showed them the CA Election Code to convince them to properly display the write-in lists. And then I tracked down the District Election Supervisor who told me no instructions were given about write-ins and he was upset about it too.
Or like the 5 Berner’s I know personally who had their registration changed to mail-in, through no action on their part. The dirty trick there is the voter is handed a provisional ballot when they show up at their polling place.