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I’ve been voting for a couple of decades now, and every single presidential election has had dozens of stories about states, governors, attorneys general, etc. purging voter rolls.
I have never, once, in that time, seen this done by someone on the left in an attempt to benefit the Democratic party. Not once.
It is always, without fail, Republicans attempting to cheat. No need to mince words.
When you vote for a Republican, you are literally voting to take your own vote away in the future. And this has been true for decades. Now we’re at the end game.
Folks in Virginia, please don’t be discouraged. Get out and vote! Remember what the governor said:
Youngkin said voters who believe they were improperly removed from the rolls can still vote in the election because Virginia has same-day registration.
“And so there is the ultimate, ultimate safeguard in Virginia, no one is being precluded from voting, and therefore, I encourage every single citizen go vote,” Youngkin told reporters.In the other bit of “less bad” news, it seems like the Supreme Court didn’t explain the reason for the decision, so that means it doesn’t directly on its own set any legal precedents for the future if I’m understanding correctly.
They never purge these voter rolls AFTER elections do they? It’s always between the time they stop letting people register for an election and when that election happens.
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