What would you change about elections?

[WuWei]

You’re right. Corrected.

[PurpnGold]

@Guilds

@gooddad409

The ONLY reason for opposing ID has to be that it hinders cheating.

The cheating that have never been found, despite multiple studies and investigations over the last several decades by a variety of institutions? That cheating?

And I believe, since 2020, the majority (if not all) of voter fraud convictions have been of Republicans.

[WuWei]

@Ben_Natuf

they are not a resident of any state… so no.

They are cirizens of the US.

Taxation without representation? How english.

[WuWei]

@thinkingman

i stopped reading at “nope”.

I stopped at “inconvenienced”

[WuWei]

@thinkingman

@PurpnGold

Isn’t frustrating that Dems are so smart that y’all couldn’t catch them in the act?

try not to resort to trolling.

He has a point.

[Guilds]

@thinkingman

i highly doubt that the “process” these days is anything like the founders wanted

Well, that is true…women and black people get to vote now.

Was ID required in the 1800’s?

[WuWei]

That’s not what “republic” is.

[WuWei]

@Guilds

@gooddad409

The ONLY reason for opposing ID has to be that it hinders cheating.

The cheating that have never been found, despite multiple studies and investigations over the last several decades by a variety of institutions? That cheating?

Why not voter ID?

[thinkingman]

@Guilds

Well, that is true…women and black people get to vote now.

and non-citizens

[Guilds]

@WuWei

That’s not what “republic” is

Sure it is…

What do you think a republic “is”?

[WuWei]

@Guilds

Was ID required in the 1800’s?

Nice.

[WuWei]

@Guilds

@WuWei

That’s not what “republic” is

Sure it is…

What do you think a republic “is”?

I know what the difference is. I study.

I highly recommend it.

[Guilds]

@WuWei

Why not voter ID?

It is not needed, since we have the registration process.

That being said, as long as it is easy to get , and all costs to receive an ID to vote are covered, I am Ok with voter ID.

[Guilds]

@thinkingman

and non-citizens

Lame RW rhetoric.

You don’t really believe that BS do you?

[Guilds]

@WuWei

I know what the difference is.

Yet, you can’t put it into words…

Maybe you need to study more.

[thinkingman]

@Guilds

@thinkingman

and non-citizens

Lame RW rhetoric.

You don’t really believe that BS do you?

New York City will allow 800,000 noncitizens to vote in local elections

it’s already begun

[PurpnGold]

@thinkingman

@Guilds

@thinkingman

and non-citizens

Lame RW rhetoric.

You don’t really believe that BS do you?

New York City will allow 800,000 noncitizens to vote in local elections : NPR

it’s already begun

They pay local taxes. If they do for an extended amount of time… they should be allowed to vote on policies that impact tax dollars they pay.

Taxation without representation should be avoided

[WuWei]

@Guilds

@WuWei

Why not voter ID?

It is not needed, since we have the registration process.

That being said, as long as it is easy to get , and all costs to receive an ID to vote are covered, I am Ok with voter ID.

Half the country feels it is.

Why LTC?

[thinkingman]

@PurpnGold

They pay local taxes

do they pay federal taxes?

[Guilds]

Is that unconstitutional? Are they voting for state and Federal elections…
I found this interesting…

40 states - when we didn’t even have 50 states - at one point in time, allowed immigrants to vote from 1776 until 1926, not just in local elections, which is what’s happening in New York City and Maryland and in Vermont and San Francisco, but also in state and federal elections. And immigrants could also run for office.