The Era of Easier Voting for Disabled People Is Over
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The Era of Easier Voting for Disabled People Is Over
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Re: The Era of Easier Voting for Disabled People Is Over
#2Well, if the Dems didn't go completely wild on election fraud in 2020, there wuoldn't be so many legislative acts to make election fraud harder to perpertrate.
> These laws either target mail-in ballots, reduce the amount of time voters have to request or mail in a ballot, restrict the availability of drop-off locations, impose stricter signature requirements for mail-in voting, or enact new and stricter voter-ID requirements.
There's hardly anything unreasonable here.
> Likewise, S.F. 173 in Minnesota would require voters to provide an ID to vote in person, which would increase the burden for people who don’t drive;
Take a cab and bring an ID. How hard is that? You have 12+ months to get one.
There's too much whining for my liking - it reads like a "think of the children" justification for rigging US elections.
Do the disabled vote the same way as able-bodied? If yes, then the impact on election results is minimal. It'd sure be nice if everyone could vote from their homes, but "this is why can't have nice things":
> California police are investigating a man who was found passed out in a vehicle with more than 300 unused mail ballots for the gubernatorial recall election of Democratic Governor Gavin Newsom set to take place on 14 September.
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/crime/elec...
Does anyone think Mr. Elder with his pocket money-sized campaign funds is behind this? Yeah, right.
Re: The Era of Easier Voting for Disabled People Is Over
#3> Citing exaggerated concerns about voter fraud
No, they're not exaggerated. Both parties contest elections when they lose, and for good reason.
- in 2020, it was expected for there to be 7 million rejected ballots based on historical counts, yet only 1 million were recorded. Why?
- the USPS backdated mail-in ballots. Why?
- some of the state constitutional amendments used during the election were rolled back afterwards. So who won?
- the FEC considers mail-in ballots of people who moved to another state to be fraudulent. With the high rate of mail-in ballots in 2020, it's guaranteed there was "widespread election fraud", to borrow the MSM's keyword narrative
- Who owns Dominion voting? It appears the CCP bought it in mid-2020 for $400 million. Texas refused to use Dominion because of the uncertain ownership, yet 29 other states used it.