10-11-2017, 02:12 PM
Mags, that article you linked is no evidence at all of voter fraud.
It's only insinuation and spin about something we already know and has been previously researched in prior investigations.
People use valid out of state driver's licenses as IDs all the time; I hire people who've moved and haven't gotten new licenses many a time. They're still legal forms of identification.
People move across states, students often don't get new driver's licenses when they go to out-of-state colleges, people travel to other states for long periods of time (which sometimes encompass an election/voting period) without updating their driver's licenses. There's no law against it; that would be voter suppression against American citizens in a federal election.
If you want to make a case that some of those people are driving in New Hampshire with out of state licenses, past the grace period allowed by law, go get 'em. They could probably be cited for that.
Anyway, get back to me if/when further investigation reveals that some of those on the New Hampshire voting register with out of state licenses voted in the same election in more than one state. I'll strongly support their prosecutions for voter fraud.
It's only insinuation and spin about something we already know and has been previously researched in prior investigations.
People use valid out of state driver's licenses as IDs all the time; I hire people who've moved and haven't gotten new licenses many a time. They're still legal forms of identification.
People move across states, students often don't get new driver's licenses when they go to out-of-state colleges, people travel to other states for long periods of time (which sometimes encompass an election/voting period) without updating their driver's licenses. There's no law against it; that would be voter suppression against American citizens in a federal election.
If you want to make a case that some of those people are driving in New Hampshire with out of state licenses, past the grace period allowed by law, go get 'em. They could probably be cited for that.
Anyway, get back to me if/when further investigation reveals that some of those on the New Hampshire voting register with out of state licenses voted in the same election in more than one state. I'll strongly support their prosecutions for voter fraud.