95,000 are registered

Quote:The Texas Department of Public Safety has identified 58,000 non-U.S. citizens who voted in one or more Texas elections, according to Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton's office.

Further, the DPS said there were about 95,000 non-citizens they identified as having a voter registration record in the state.

No voter fraud in America though.

Wow, so they know who they are. Deport.

Kick them out...now.

(01-25-2019 06:39 PM)olliebaba Wrote:  Kick them out...now.

Ollie do you recall the illegal immigrant car wreck scam from the late 80's into the 90's, for insurance $$.

Anyone that isn't totally against this happening in our country .... shame on you.

Anyone that isn't for voter ID which could stop this from happening .... shame on you.

And Robert Frances still lost....

It is the kind of thing that should make one ineligible for legal status of any kind.

(01-25-2019 06:15 PM)Eagleaidaholic Wrote:  95,000 are registered

Quote:The Texas Department of Public Safety has identified 58,000 non-U.S. citizens who voted in one or more Texas elections, according to Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton's office.

Further, the DPS said there were about 95,000 non-citizens they identified as having a voter registration record in the state.

No voter fraud in America though.

And Los Angeles County voter registrations are 116% of the number of eligible voters. The whole state is 101%. So for the state, there are probably 1 in 5 voters who doesn't live there anymore. Heard somewhere (forgotten where now) that California lost a lawsuit and is required to cleanup the voter roles. In Georgia the Democrats are complaining because the former Sec. of State (now governor) followed Georgia law and purged a bunch of non-voters. Makes it a lot more difficult for the Democrats to get dead and non-existent people to vote.

(01-25-2019 06:26 PM)SuperFlyBCat Wrote:  Wow, so they know who they are. Deport.

Kick them out.

LOL. Ken Paxton? Please.

Identify the names please. Why not issue a list of non-citizen voters and the elections they voted in.

He didn't identify non-voters, just voters that he thinks should have to spend days producing citizenship proof to. Some of them won't comply, because they don't have time to do so, or they're too poor to do so, and will be struck from the rolls because they're not white (how many whites living in Republican areas will have to perform that procedure), or because the voters have died or moved since their last election.

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By the way, this looks like to be cover for Paxton to just purge the rolls of Hispanic voters. If it isn't, he should make 58,000 registered white Republicans prove their citizenship too.

(01-26-2019 11:09 AM)Tom in Lazybrook Wrote:  LOL. Ken Paxton? Please.

Identify the names please. Why not issue a list of non-citizen voters and the elections they voted in.

He didn't identify non-voters, just voters that he thinks should have to spend days producing citizenship proof to. Some of them won't comply, because they don't have time to do so, or they're too poor to do so, and will be struck from the rolls because they're not white (how many whites living in Republican areas will have to perform that procedure), or because the voters have died or moved since their last election.

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By the way, this looks like to be cover for Paxton to just purge the rolls of Hispanic voters. If it isn't, he should make 58,000 registered white Republicans prove their citizenship too.

I agree with Lazy Tom. Everyone in all elections across the country should always be required to provide proper Voter ID before voting. This needs to become the law for national elections as well as the law for all state and local elections. That and only that would stop the questioning about the legitimacy of our elections.