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Originally Posted by jaj523
It IS wholly widespread. Many people who have two residences manage to vote in both places, especially when their two residences are in different places, even though this is against the law. People vote by mail in one place and in person in another. This has been going on for years. Some of the proposed new laws attempt to close this loophole, but there has been much opposition. A lot of people want to make voting by mail easier, not more difficult.
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Many states notify other states (not all) when a person register's to Vote. The former state may notify the individual that they were notified that the individual has registered to vote in State A and will be stricken from the voting rolls of that former State. In some cases, the State notified, will only address the issue if they see that the person who had regigetered in the other State Voted in the former Stae after the new registration. If all states would participate in this, no need for further new "Election Law Changes" If all States particpated in this program. This is how these individuals were caught voting twice.