Palin says New Hampshire is part of the Great Northwest and gets booed!

[HAL 9000 96]

I'm not even walking onto a precinct to vote. Many won't. You do know that, don't you?

How many states require that a person who is voting for a first time absentee present proof of ID?

Otherwise, it's almost entirely people who have voted before.

Thanks for "walking" into that one.

Last I checked, I think all of them. Not just absentee, but actual registration. ID plus proof of legal residence. Perhaps Mickey can get away with Lake Buena Vista.

[Marilyn. 340]

Obama has been trashed for his mistakes plenty of times on this forum ....

But all those people got banned.

[Sofiyya 1,687]

For information for the real world, start here.

The FBI and some judges seem to believe voter fraud is a problem, even if a couple of kool-aid drinking VJers don't.

The FBI also hasn't shown Mickey Mouse has voted. Wonder who's really drinking the kool-aid. Nice try.

Still haven't even shown that to register to vote one only needs a utility bill. This is yet another telling assumption without a source of proof, never mind the lacking occurrence of a Mickey Mouse vote.

Keep trying and keep getting owned until you can.

I'm not even walking onto a precinct to vote. Many won't. You do know that, don't you?

How many states require that a person who is voting for a first time absentee present proof of ID?

Otherwise, it's almost entirely people who have voted before.

Thanks for "walking" into that one.

Last I checked, I think all of them. Not just absentee, but actual registration. ID plus proof of legal residence. Perhaps Mickey can get away with Lake Buena Vista.

[HAL 9000 96]

Sounds cool. So when Mickey sends in his Lake Buena Vista address and ID to register to vote for the first time in FL, will you move on?

[IAMX 3,055]

For information for the real world, start here.

The FBI and some judges seem to believe voter fraud is a problem, even if a couple of kool-aid drinking VJers don't.

The FBI also hasn't shown Mickey Mouse has voted. Wonder who's really drinking the kool-aid. Nice try.

Still haven't even shown that to register to vote one only needs a utility bill. This is yet another telling assumption without a source of proof, never mind the lacking occurrence of a Mickey Mouse vote.

Keep trying and keep getting owned until you can.

I'm not even walking onto a precinct to vote. Many won't. You do know that, don't you?

How many states require that a person who is voting for a first time absentee present proof of ID?

Otherwise, it's almost entirely people who have voted before.

Thanks for "walking" into that one.

Last I checked, I think all of them. Not just absentee, but actual registration. ID plus proof of legal residence. Perhaps Mickey can get away with Lake Buena Vista.

Time for a reality check in your fake a$$ real world -- these are voters in general. How about the new registrations you've been complaining about this whole time regarding ACORN?

You've tried going off into left field with Clint Curtis, and now going off into left field with voters already in the system.

Still awaiting any evidence at all that Mickey Mouse can register and cast a ballot. Or that the same guy can 70+ times.

[Sofiyya 1,687]

I posted a link to the rules and to court cases challenging voter ID. Produce evidence that they can't vote more than once, since you are so sure of it.

[HAL 9000 96]

From the magical link:

23 states + DC require ID for registration OR ID for first time voting IF they don't do so when voting.

18 states require ID for voting (including Colorado )

3 states require photo ID for voting

4 states request photo ID or a signed affidavit in lieu of photo ID

2 states require ID of all first time voters.

[Sofiyya 1,687]

From the magical link:

23 states + DC require ID for registration OR ID for first time voting IF they don't do so when voting.

18 states require ID for voting (including Colorado )

3 states require photo ID for voting

4 states request photo ID or a signed affidavit in lieu of photo ID

2 states require ID of all first time voters.

What constitutes ID?

18 states require ID for voting (including Colorado )

I live in Colorado and have not had to show ID to vote in years.

Edited October 16, 2008 by Virtual wife

[HAL 9000 96]

Where?

[Sofiyya 1,687]

Arapahoe Cty, Adams Cty and Douglas Cty. I am on the rolls for all three.

[HAL 9000 96]

Arapahoe Cty, Adams Cty and Douglas Cty. I am on the rolls for all three.

And you can only vote in one.

[villaspurs 65]

Arapahoe Cty, Adams Cty and Douglas Cty. I am on the rolls for all three.

The onus is on you to cancel your previous locations. Based on the logic you've been arguing (registration=vote), you are committing vote fraud. Kudos.

[Sofiyya 1,687]

Arapahoe Cty, Adams Cty and Douglas Cty. I am on the rolls for all three.

And you can only vote in one.

Why? I don't show ID, and they are under three different names, all mine.

[HAL 9000 96]

Arapahoe Cty, Adams Cty and Douglas Cty. I am on the rolls for all three.

And you can only vote in one.

Why? I don't show ID, and they are under three different names, all mine.

Then feel free to violate the law. If it doesn't bother you, that is.

(And since you said you lived in Colorado, you do have to show state-approved forms of ID)

[Sofiyya 1,687]

Arapahoe Cty, Adams Cty and Douglas Cty. I am on the rolls for all three.

And you can only vote in one.

Why? I don't show ID, and they are under three different names, all mine.

Then feel free to violate the law. If it doesn't bother you, that is.

(And since you said you lived in Colorado, you do have to show state-approved forms of ID)

Like I said, it's great in theory. Since I am a law-abiding and ethical person, I don't take advantage of their inability to correct my multiple names.