How do non-citizens vote? Have you ever voted in your life? Because it sounds like you haven't. You know, when you go to the polling station and identify yourself on the electoral roll, they check off your name, and you get given exactly 1 ballot to cast?

What would you do if you turned up, your name was already checked off, but you hadn't voted? What do you think happens then?

>What would you do if you turned up, your name was already checked off, but you hadn't voted? What do you think happens then?

Seems like an entirely plausible attack. Why don't you tell me what happens then?

The same illegal immigrants that don't report getting raped because of being afraid of the cops and getting deported are going to risk felony voting to change one vote? BS.

When I vote they ask for my name and address. I tell them, they cross it off the list, and I go vote. Add in an ink pot, and I am fully satisfied.

Do non-citizens even want to vote? How do they even register to vote?

In my state, you go to the circuit clerk, fill out a paper with your name and address, then receive your card in the mail. The receiving the card in the mail is the verification. No ID was necessary for me to register or vote. Seems like this could be gamed fairly easily.

>Do non-citizens even want to vote

Is there something about holding a green card for 5 years that makes you suddenly start to engage in politics?

>How do they even register to vote?

Presumably they take someone else's identity.