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Unless the state has an effective mechanism that doesn't disenfranchise voters, and that those moved or dead voters aren't voting, the motives are suspect.
by notfromhere 7y ago
Unless the state has an effective mechanism that doesn't disenfranchise voters, and that those moved or dead voters aren't voting, the motives are suspect.
- tathougies 7y ago> the motives are suspect. Um, no they're not. Simply wanting to maintain a clean record is a personality difference that it is unreasonable to get suspicious over given the varying personalities of the various secretaries of state (the one who ultimately decides such policies).
- notfromhere 7y agoIt's not unreasonable when the party they're a part of has a long history of disenfranchising voters to gain an electoral edge.