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Black Voters In Georgia Are Being Disqualified Due To Republican Challenges
This shows you how weak AF the Democratic party is. They know about this ish, they got constitutional lawyers, etc, if they wanted to they could filing all kinds of lawsuits, etc, they don't. Or they could play that we gonna do it to y'all too but they don't.
I already see the Democrat Party's short-term goal with this. If they can't successfully blame Black men and Black people as a whole for failing to turn out to vote in large enough numbers, then they are going to blame gerrymandering, Republicans, Trump and his judges, broken machines, social media "disinformation", and voter suppression for the low Black turnout. They will never blame themselves for their losses, so Democrats will instead manufacture an opportunity to mainly focus on "turning out the vote" in 2024 and politicizing "voter suppression" of everyone (including illegals) instead of catering to Black people's needs and dire demands.
Yes. They care more about catering to illegals and non-citizens that do not belong in our country than Black American citizens and our constitutional rights. If they cared about our voting rights and gerrymandering, they would've been done something about it. It goes to show you that these Democrats don't want us to have any rights either and that they don't actually want our votes that bad and are totally okay with losing elections deep down. If Democrats ain't putting up then shut up.
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There is no such thing as voter suppression. It's a myth that Democrats use to scare you. They use it to get your vote for free.
But even if it were real, what good is a vote that you get nothing for. Keeping Republicans out of office helps Democrats. It doesn't help me.
But even if it were real, what good is a vote that you get nothing for. Keeping Republicans out of office helps Democrats. It doesn't help me.
So to "Challenge" someone in this case, is to say they aren't sure the person is really who they say they are? So you then have to prove who you are in order to vote? Is that correct?
If so, that is crazy to me. That someone could pick out a random person in a list and call them out in order to slow their vote. If people do this, they should be forced to prove the person isn't who they say they are, or provide verification. That's messed up that they will believe a person just because.
Just another way to stop us from voting. But it won't stop us, it'll slow us down, but won't stop us.
If so, that is crazy to me. That someone could pick out a random person in a list and call them out in order to slow their vote. If people do this, they should be forced to prove the person isn't who they say they are, or provide verification. That's messed up that they will believe a person just because.
Just another way to stop us from voting. But it won't stop us, it'll slow us down, but won't stop us.
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I'll say again voter suppression is a myth. It's not real. It's a way to scare old people into voting for fear of Jim Crow laws.
"These additional instructions from the secretary of state explain that counties should work in favor of the challenged voter, granting poll workers the ability to verify a voter’s residence at the precinct when provided with documentation of the voter’s address or by having the voter sign a residency affirmation form. Once a voter completes these steps, which can be done on the spot, the voter should then be given access to a regular ballot."
Literally stated in the article you quoted.
It's also up to the voter to be informed so they can advocate for themselves. Don't put out trash like voter suppression to scare people into voting.
STOP THE BLUE NO MATTER WHO
STOP THE CAP!!!!
"These additional instructions from the secretary of state explain that counties should work in favor of the challenged voter, granting poll workers the ability to verify a voter’s residence at the precinct when provided with documentation of the voter’s address or by having the voter sign a residency affirmation form. Once a voter completes these steps, which can be done on the spot, the voter should then be given access to a regular ballot."
Literally stated in the article you quoted.
It's also up to the voter to be informed so they can advocate for themselves. Don't put out trash like voter suppression to scare people into voting.
STOP THE BLUE NO MATTER WHO
STOP THE CAP!!!!