state s office says it has a limited number of voter registration applications because supply chain issues increased the cost of paper. now, spokesman says organizations and interest groups can get one to 2,000 forms at a time. meantime, texas election officials have rejected hundreds of mail-in ballot applications. they said applications were invalidated because people failed to meet stricter identification requirements. and we are learning new details about how a hostage staker spent his time in texas before holding four people at gunpoint inside a synagogue. about ten days before the terrifying incident, faisal akron was in the mosks. that is according to the attorney representing the mosque and then returned the next day
you know, the brandon sanders says as of january 14th, 27 states, as we, said to have carried out some sort of tension in 50 bills, prefile, dave introduced, whatever the cases, at least 18 bills in five states would add new identification requirements for absentee ballot in applications. social security number, drivers license, number voter record number, whatever that happens to be. at least six bids in five states would prohibit officials from sending out mail ballots or ballot applications. 13 bills and three states would curtail who can request an absentee ballot. all of this stuff, it would be interesting if one of these bills were actually done in reaction to something that was proved to be a problem. but we ve had numerous court cases, dozens, probably 100 cases or more now, where we prove that hasn t been the case. the allegations have never overcome the hurdle of convincing a judge or jury that they were valid. this is what you re up against, and i guess this is the point
that have carried out some sort of, 250 bills, pre-filed, been reduced, they passed, whatever the case is, at least 18 bills in five states, would add new identification requirements for absentee ballots and the application, social security number, driver s license number, voter record number, whatever that happens to be, at least six bills in five states would prohibit election officials from sending out mail ballots or ballot applications. 13 bills in three states would curtail who can request an absentee ballot. all of this stuff, it would be interesting if one of these bills were actually done in reaction to something that was proved to be a problem. but we have had numerous court cases, dozens, probably 100 court cases or more now where we have proved that isn t the case. the allegations have never overcome the hurdle of convincing a judge or a jury that they were valid. this is what you re up against, and i guess this is the point why you re going to the attorney general, because
president and of the two democratic senators, for example, from the state of georgia. so you have to push back on the narrative of mass voter fraud whenever you re given the opportunity. otherwise, folks who hear something from tucker carlson or someone of like mind on similar networks is going to believe what they hear. you know, the brandon sanders says as of january 14th, 27 states, as we, said to have carried out some sort of tension in 50 bills, prefile, dave introduced, whatever the cases, at least 18 bills in five states would add new identification requirements for absentee ballot applications. social security number, drivers license, number voter record number, whatever that happens to be. at least six bills in five bid states would prohibit officials from sending out mail ballots or ballot applications. 13 bills and three states would curtail who can request an absentee ballot. all of this stuff, it would be
for strength and energy. woo hoo! ensure, complete balanced nutrition with 27 vitamins and minerals. and ensure complete with 30 grams of protein. texans are heading to the polls on tuesday for the first primary of the 2022 election season. and facing the challenges of the states harsh new voting requirements. the new york times reporting that as of wednesday, election officials rejected more than 15,000 ballots, largely because of new identification requirements leading to confusion. that is roughly 30% of the absentee ballots received. put that into perspective. statewide rejection rate was less than 1% for the general election back in 2020. with me now he is the communications director of move texas. also with me