Note to LJ, when voter registration fraud does exist,

[Guinevere]

It is committed by old white Republican men:

https://www.washingtonpost.com/investig ... dd736e6c31

The Post learned that state prosecutors in Miami have an active investigation into Bannon’s assertions that he was a Florida resident and qualified to vote in the state from 2014 to 2016. In late August, investigators subpoenaed Bannon’s lease of a Coconut Grove home and other documents. They also contacted the landlords of that home and another that Bannon leased nearby, and sought information from a gardener and handyman who worked at one of the homes, according to documents and interviews.

[Lord Jim]

Note to Guin...

I don't think there are a whole lot of old white Republican men in the thoroughly documented examples of unqualified voters on the registration rolls that you will find at the link in my sig line...

[Burning Petard]

Maybe not a whole lot of old white men, but a high proportion of President Trump's family were registered in more than one voting district at the time of the election last November.

snailgate

[RayThom]

... my sig line...

Speaking of sig lines...

[Jarlaxle]

Maybe not a whole lot of old white men, but a high proportion of President Trump's family were registered in more than one voting district at the time of the election last November.

snailgate

Serious question: so? Did they VOTE twice? I suspect I may have been registered in 2 places (former address in RI, current place in NH) after I moved. I never cancelled my RI voter registration...honestly, it simply never occured to me to do so. (And taking a day off work and driving 4 hours in the process appealed even less.)

[Scooter]

By your question you are implicitly stating that registration irregularities are not in and of themselves evidence of voter fraud.

And since 99.9% of the case for the existence of widespread voter fraud is based on nothing but registration irregularities...

[BoSoxGal]

If affirmative cancellation of voter registration is required, then I am still registered in Maine, Arizona, and Montana as well as Massachusetts.

I confess! Too much other shit to deal with during a major relocation.

I'll bet my mother and aunt, who both passed away in the last few years, are also still registered to vote.

[Guinevere]

You're all missing the point. It's not the fact of multiple registrations. It's the fact of multiple registrations and asserting he was qualified to vote (i.e., a resident) in a state where it appears he did not reside.