Understood, I get that.
But still, if you are purged, it shouldn't be a secret. There should be an effort to reach the voter first, and a notice mailed out that they've been purged. They do that for your car registration, yes?
I guess what I am getting at is the fact that I am aware that certain power brokers DON'T WANT to enable voters, quite the opposite.
Here's a particularly poisonous clip that speaks to the very issues I am talking about.
"The Left ones think I'm Right, the Right ones think I'm wrong."
Leon Russell - "Magic Mirror"
PoliTalker (03-18-2019), ThatOwlWoman (03-18-2019)
what happens here is you can still vote with a provisional ballot. It's looked upon as up to your responsibility to update your records -same as the DMV..
I do not spend time watching Youtubes in place of responses -but thanks -it's too often a waste of my time
Like most righties, you're fearful of adding extra ppl to the voting rolls because they might vote for things you don't like. Like gun control (popular when you're still in h.s. and worried about being gunned down in English class). Higher minimum wage. Better plans to fund higher education.
Here's an idea: Allow early registration and voting for kids who will be at least 16 by Election Day, if they successfully pass a civics exam demonstrating that they understand how our state and national governments work. If you decline to take the exam, then you have to wait till you're 18 to vote.
Cypress (03-18-2019)
I’m not sure why that shouldn’t be a requirement for everyone. Couple it with producing an ID before you vote and I’m in.
And your theory is backwards: Democrats know the only way they can get some of their nonsense passed into law is with more voters. In this instance, voters who are too young and/or naive to know any better.
Coup has started. First of many steps. Impeachment will follow ultimately~WB attorney Mark Zaid, January 2017
Excellent. You've admitted that RWers wish to suppress voting to thwart the (D)s and further their own agenda.
I don't know about now since my g-kids moved out of the state while still in h.s., but Missouri used to require a one-year civics course as a graduation requirement. You learned state and national constitutions, how both governments work, how the stock market works, how to balance a personal household budget and checkbook, how to file out a long form 1040. Great practical information for life as a citizen.
Darth Omar (03-18-2019)
"The Left ones think I'm Right, the Right ones think I'm wrong."
Leon Russell - "Magic Mirror"
Cypress (03-18-2019)
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