Thread: List From Latino/Hispanics Wanted???

Motor-voter registration is ONE favorite ploy to register voters, and ONLINE registration is ANOTHER! EITHER way, there's SURE to be SOME NON-citizen applicants--legal AND illegal--among the citizens!

Originally Posted by vortex

PatriotofPast wrote:
Most of those votes came from the Reservations, and MANY were found to be invalid (names of children, dead persons ect.)

Does that mean that the Reservations are filled with illegals? Please explain, as I know some folks in Fla. were selling tribal membership in a North Dakota tribe which was proven non-existent.

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EXACTLY!!! Thune did not protest because he had already planned to run against Tom Daschle. If he would have recounted... He would have won.

Originally Posted by WorriedAmerican

Originally Posted by vortex

My question is: how many of these 1.4 million newly-registered Hispanic/Latino voters are legal citizens, which are the only ones allowed to vote, and how many just took advantage of the motor-voter sign-ups?

EXACTLY my thoughts after reading it.

Possibly some leaving willingly and some being deported, are a big part of those registered voters.
Can they do absentee ballotfrom Mexico?

Dont give them any ideas!

We are no longer a Democracy. We do not have any elections that aren't rigged anymore....

Originally Posted by WorriedAmerican

Possibly some leaving willingly and some being deported, are a big part of those registered voters.
Can they do absentee ballotfrom Mexico?[/b]

I don't think so, I think the only Americans overseas allowed to vote are in the military.

For those interested, Palm Beach County thinks it has found about 3,500 lost ballots, lost it is believed during the hasty recount of an Aug. 26 judicial race.
I've posted the url as even the print version of the story (usually a cleaner copy) is full of ads and non-relevant garbage :

http://www.palmbeachpost.com/politic...11recount.html

Originally Posted by WorriedAmerican

Can you believe that 1.4 million Latinos have been registered over the past year?

Meanwhile, probably more than twice as many non-Latinos have registered:

Voter excitement, always up before a presidential election, is pushing registration through the roof this year -- with more than 3.5 million people rushing to join in the historic balloting, according to an Associated Press survey.

http://www.cnn.com/2008/POLITICS/05/06/ ... index.html

This is an old number from May, by now it is probably over 4 million registered. Subtract the 1.4 million Latinos and you have 2.6 million non-Latinos.

Also there is go to be a big dip in Latino registration next year, since lots of them got citizenship before the filing fee went up.

Many people do not vote. What we need is for Americans to start voting.
If you haven't in the past then you should start. You can do an absentee ballot if you want to vote from home...but we need our fellow Americans to VOTE!!!! So that WE can dilute the illegal alien vote that this corrupt government is closing their eyes to!!!!!!

Originally Posted by Bowman

Originally Posted by WorriedAmerican

Possibly some leaving willingly and some being deported, are a big part of those registered voters.
Can they do absentee ballotfrom Mexico?[/b]

I don't think so, I think the only Americans overseas allowed to vote are in the military.

So can US citizens living or working overseas.

Originally Posted by miguelina

Originally Posted by WorriedAmerican

Possibly some leaving willingly and some being deported, are a big part of those registered voters.
Can they do absentee ballotfrom Mexico?[/b]

So can US citizens living or working overseas.

Does the government verify they are actually citizens?