Thread: Can illegal invaders vote in your county or State?

Last year, it was discovered that some 339 ILLEGAL aliens had voted in one election in BEXAR County, Texas, the home of San Antonio!

Welcome, Cherylharris! Voter fraud has got to be the icing on the cake of how illegals are slowly stealing our society away from us. We already give them great quantities of assistance in their home countries via both US international aid and private philanthropy. This discussin board covers virtually all aspects of this issue and has contributors from the entire political spectrum.

Sickening. And what will be done about it? Nothing as usual.

The Liberals keep saying there is NO EVIDENCE of voter fruad.

Well, if you never verify that person is a citizen when registering, or voting-how would we ever know?

Did you hear about the woman who registered her DOG, complete with paw print signature to prove how easy it is to get registered?

Did you hear about the woman who registered her DOG, complete with paw print signature to prove how easy it is to get registered?[/quote]

I believe it too

I watched them help the illegals vote here in Teton County, Idaho. How much longer are we going to stand by and watch the crap happen? We already know the ballot box won't work.

They can vote in Tennessee. You can register by mail, and you merely have to say you are not lying. Really, we have problems people. If you look at the form when you renew your license, you can tell that not much is required.

I read an article that said 49,000 immigrants were registered. They wanted near 50,000 because the Governor's race was won by around that figure. In some local races, the winner may come in with only a few hundred or a few thousand. If you register enough illegal aliens and have some document fraud thrown in, you have won a race, a Senate seat, a Congressman. Think about this friends. What do you think is going on in Nevada with the caucuses and the casinos and the culinary union? Who is going to police them.

I asked the State Speaker of the House this very question last year - What is required to vote and did you know that illegal aliens are voting - He just said you can't do that, I said why not, he said you have to sign that you are telling the truth and have proof of residence.

Ephesians 4:32

I am breaking this up in to a few posts for easier reading I hope. Just found this. May find some new changes to your state.

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Requirements for Voter Identification

Updated January 9, 2008

First-Time Voters
The federal Help America Vote Act mandates that all states require identification from first-time voters who registered to vote by mail and did not provide verification of their identification with their mail-in voter registration.

Blanket Voter ID
Twenty-five states have broader voter identification requirements than what HAVA mandates. In these states, all voters are asked to show identification prior to voting. Seven of these states specify that voters must show a photo ID; the other eighteen states accept additional forms of identification that do not necessarily include a photo (Table 1). In no state is a voter who cannot produce identification turned away from the polls—all states have some sort of recourse for voters without identification to cast a vote. However, in Georgia and Indiana, voters without ID vote a provisional ballot, and must return to election officials within a few days and show a photo ID in order for their ballots to be counted. For specifics on what forms of identification are acceptable and the options available to voters who cannot present identification, see Table 2.

Recent Legislative Action
New voter ID laws passed in 2003: Alabama, Colorado, Montana, North Dakota, South Dakota
New voter ID laws passed in 2005: Indiana, New Mexico, Washington
Also in 2005: Georgia tightened its existing voter ID law to require photo ID
2006: Georgia passed SB 84, providing for the issuance of voter ID cards at no cost to registered voters who do not have a driver’s license or state-issued ID card. Georgia's voter ID law was enjoined from enforcement in July 2006. This affects the primary, general and any runoff elections in 2006.
Also in 2006: Missouri tightened its existing voter ID law to require photo ID.

Recent Litigation

Arizona: On October 20, 2006, the U.S. Supreme Court vacated an October 6 9th Circuit Court of Appeals decision that suspended Arizona’s requirements pending further litigation. The ID law was in effect for Arizona's 2006 election.

Georgia: On October 27, 2006, the 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals upheld an injunction barring Georgia from enforcing its photo ID law. The injunction was issued a week earlier by a U.S. District Court judge. Georgia's voter ID requirement was reinstated by a federal judge in mid-2007.

Indiana: Photo ID law was upheld by 7th Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals on January 4, 2007. The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to hear an appeal of this case in late early 2008.

Michigan: The Michigan Supreme Court ruled July 18, 2007 that a voter ID law originally passed in 1996 (but never implemented due to a ruling by the state's Attorney General) is constitutional and enforceable.

Missouri: On October 16, 2006, the Missouri State Supreme Court struck down the state’s photo ID requirement.

Ohio: On November 1, 2006, the secretary of state issued an order suspending the requirement that voters present photo ID at the polls for the November 2006 election.

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http://www.ncsl.org/programs/legismgt/e ... ridreq.htm

Ephesians 4:32

Table 1: State Requirements for Voter Identification

States That Request Photo ID
Florida
Georgia
Hawaii
Indiana
Louisiana
Michigan
South Dakota

States that Require ID (photo not required)
Alabama
Alaska
Arizona
Arkansas
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
Kentucky
Missouri
Montana
New Mexico
North Dakota
Ohio
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
Washington

This is the first state and their acceptable forms of identification. Go to the site and locate your state. A credit card is acceptable in some states.

Table 2: Details of Voter Identification Requirements

State


Requirement


Acceptable Forms of ID


Voters Without ID

Alabama

§17-11A-1


Each elector shall provide identification to an appropriate election official prior to voting.


Government-issued photo ID

Employee ID card with photo

Alabama college/university ID with photo

Utility bill

Bank statement

Government check

Paycheck

ID card issued by any state or the U.S. government

U.S. passport

Alabama hunting license

Alabama fishing license

Alabama gun permit

FAA-issued pilot’s license

U.S. military ID

Birth certificate (certified copy)

Social security card

Naturalization document

Court record of adoption

Court record of name change

Medicaid or Medicare card

Electronic benefits transfer card

Government documents showing name and address of voter


Vote a challenged or provisional ballot or vote, if s/he is identified by two poll workers as an eligible a voter on the poll list, and both poll workers sign the voting sign-in register by the voter’s name.

continued for other states at link

http://www.ncsl.org/programs/legismgt/e ... ridreq.htm

Ephesians 4:32