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But: will the dog actually be able to vote? There is a difference between fraudulent voter registration, and 'voter fraud' wherein a fraudulent person actually casts a vote.
Location: Just transplanted to FL from the N GA mountains
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I vote absentee... give a call, get ballots in mail, vote... no ID required. Granted I got my voter registration card when I got my new drivers license when moving states, but never once have I since that point had to show an ID card to vote. The guy could have requested the dog vote absentee... and that vote would have counted....
How many fraudulent ballots were cast by the dog? Was a paw print used as a "signature"?
There are other checks and balances in place.
Let me engage in some wild, unrealistic extension here:
An illegal alien, or a convicted felon, walks up to that same voter-registration booth, makes up a birth date, makes up a fake Social Security number. Two weeks later HE has a voter-registration card in his hand.
Now, did you have a question?
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