The administration of Florida Gov. Rick Scott is headed to a legal
showdown with two different federal agencies over a contentious voter
purge.
Florida filed a lawsuit in a federal court in
Washington D.C., demanding that the state be given the right to check
the names of its registered voters against an immigration database
maintained by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security.
The
lawsuit came the same day that the U.S. Department of Justice announced
its plan to ask a federal court to block the state from pushing ahead
with removing potential non-U.S. citizens from the voter rolls.
Authorities contend that the state's effort violates federal voting
laws.
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Hear, hear! Put it out in every state. Why would anyone not want to have this happen? Every voter needs to be verified, and the dead ones removed from the list. It's just common sense! Let it happen in all states before November!
ReplyDeletethey already found over 50,000 dead people on them...they should cross reference the ones registered in NY too
ReplyDeletelibs will do anything to get an extra "illegal" vote. they've been doing this for many years and not enough outcry from "we the people".
ReplyDeleteno voter I.D. is required in wicomico county. i didn't check anywhere else. shouldn't we do something about this?
Ywa! Clear all the dead, illegals and those who don't have voter rights. Romney wins in a landslide!
ReplyDeleteOur Florida Governor Scott is just trying to uphold the laws. How can our Justice Dept. find fault with that?
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ReplyDelete"Here's your ballot sir".
(go early)