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Originally Posted by Guest
I looked at Heritage and the link you provided. The Heritage case was from 2008 in Ohio which predicted there would be fraud but I could not find a followup which proved it actually happened. Can you find one about that?
The other one was 1 guy who voted in a different district to help a relative in a state house election. Not a massive voter fraud to say the least.
The other link was over many years and states which seem to deal with absentee ballots and voting in the wrong district. I didn't see anything that changed a US House, Senate or Presidential race. But I did notice there were no cases of voter fraud in Kansas the state that has the new citizenship requirement but is causing citizens from registering.
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You're kidding, right? A citizenship requirement, which is a constitutional requirement, is keeping citizens from registering? That is absolutely asinine Without using Huffington Post as your reference, prove that this legal requirement has kept anyone from voting. Just provide some links and I'll look them up. You are so good at that requirement, so I am sure you can provide proof other than hearsay. You are so ridiculous. That's like saying that requiring a drivers license is keeping people from driving.