> not because the state doesn't manage and audit its own voter-rolls and election systems It only does so under federal regulation and supervision, as proven b

> not because the state doesn't manage and audit its own voter-rolls and election systems It only does so under federal regulation and supervision, as proven by the fact that federal courts recently blocked three states from removing non-citizens from their voter rolls. Regarding the example: once again you've raised irrelevant objections to an example that proves the federal government manages federal elections and blocks investigations into voter fraud. Your objection? That investigation was about a different kind of fraud. Regarding your first point: once again you've demanded proof be provided before an investigation. Now that's "an excuse for inaction"! Demanding a national investigation is certainly not "an excuse for inaction" as you claimed; it is in fact a call for action.