re: Republican Voter Fraud

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So making it more difficult

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More difficult than what? Nothing being asked of these suddenly voting-starved citizens is any more difficult than the steps required of those who registered on their own.

What you really mean, and what you don't want to say, is you are mad because it is not being made EASIER, to the point of effortless, for these large registration drive groups.

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So making it more difficult and making people return more than once to do the same thing within three 3 days with additional information, information they already provided once or some other kind of information will not discourage people.

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I'm sure you are familiar with the concept of a complete and accurate tax return. Well the same concept applies to other filings with the government. If you do not provide complete and accurate information when registering to vote, then you shouldn't expect to be allowed to vote until you provide complete and accurate information. It is the applicant's responsibility to provide complete and accurate information, not the government's responsibility to gather said information.

I was not addressing the claims of 40,000 - 50,000 lost applications. I was addressing the claims of the NAACP that applications were being rejected due to incomplete, or inaccurate, information.

Yes, claims of lost applications should be investigated. Any malfeasance should be punished, whether it involves registration, actual voting,custodianship of cast ballots, or counting of votes.