taking place across the country, the fact is massive voter fraud does not exist. voter fraud is exceed league rare in the united states which says our current protections are actually working. here s what s worse, ali, and you ve touched on this. it s the fight is no longer is it easier or harder for eligible people to register to vote to stay on the voter list or to be able to cast their ballot. the republican party is now attacking election administrators. if you don t toe the line as a local election administration, they re coming after you. you re getting primaried, they re going to replace you or take your powers away. so this vit over our fundamental voting rights is at a whole other level which underscores again our need to act federally. we have done it before. the federal voting rights act of 1965 was congress acting to protect the votes. the help america vote act. the national voter registration
states, to putting severe restrictions on states being able to verify qualifications of voters, to clean up and maintain accuracy of their voter list, some restrictions are absurd. for example if you register to vote, and then you tony vote for next 50 years, they can t take you off the list. that is specifically in provision. s1 would mandate states allow vote trafficking. paid political operatives and candidates and campaign staffers to go to voters homes to pick up and handle their absentee ballots that puts them in a good position to alter or change them, and
states, to putting severe restrictions on states being able to verify qualifications of voters, to clean up and maintain accuracy of their voter list, some restrictions are absurd. for example if you register to vote, and then you tony vote for next 50 years, they can t take you off the list. that is specifically in provision. s1 would mandate states allow vote trafficking. paid political operatives and candidates and campaign staffers to go to voters homes to pick up and handle their absentee ballots that puts them in a good position to alter or change them, and
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The experiences were shared with five BLOs each from Bhopal, Raisen, Vidisha, Sehore and Narmadapuram districts in the first phase by organising the meeting.