The vagueness of much of this allows for shenanigans, such as working to get state officials in these agencies offices to do these things. There are ways and other organizations that can do this. It is.not the job of federal employees in non-voter agencies to fill out voters paperwork.
I’m talking about responsibilities of federal employees and their duties. O understand never having been one, you have no idea how that works. Try asking a BIA employee to file a piece of paper when the word “filing” is not in their job description. Lol
Also, maybe ask this admin why they won’t show the plans these agencies have to submit when hit with a FOIA request.
What’s so secret if it’s just about a “poster” and it’s just about registering to vote?
But is it the role of every federal agency to basically run get out the vote campaigns from their offices. By allowing state officials to be part of the paperwork and logistical process at the invitation of the agency it makes it ripe for fraud and abuse by those choosing to give a wink and a nod to shenanigans.
It’s an attempt to get ignorant and/or unformed people to register to vote. If one is truly socially responsible, informed and cares about what government does, they do not have to be herded like sheep to register to vote. Just getting the number of registered voters up does not improve the outcome of elections. In fact, it has a higher probability of contaminating the decision process by flooding it with ignorant voters.
That’s the problem. Facilitating people to register does not make them informed voters. In fact, it almost certainly lowers the quality of voter competence considerable.
IMO, the voter registration should come with a caveat … “if you are not knowledgeable of the issues and/or candidates, you should not vote.” Uninformed votes contaminate informed votes.
