Presler: MN 'Vouching' System Is As Advertised. One Big Election Fraud Avenue

Make Thune and his dumbass crew of fools explain why Save Act is not a good thing

I could certainly be wrong, but I don't know that Thune's apparent inaction in the Senate is a function of will... or one of timing.

Let's see what happens as we get closer to the midterms.

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“A registered voter in that precinct who can personally vouch for the identity & residence of up to 8 new voters.”

“A healthcare facility worker can vouch for an ??UNLIMITED?? number of residents of facilities that they work for

regardless of where that facility worker lives.”

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All this is bad, but the healthcare facility worker vouching power is insane.

If you ever wonder how these crazy people keep getting elected with these far left anti-American views, here is your answer. They have been cheating the system for years.

Funny how 100% of voucher votes are democrat.

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Should Republicans just fight fire with fire in cases like this?

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I was thinking that too.
But it's MN.
Only reds get prosecuted in MN.

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Or is that something they decided would never happen so why make a law

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The loopholes are the feature, not the bugs. If you'll note, I can't think of a single example of these kinds of open barn door pathways in red state election laws.

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Time to switch Minnesota for Alberta.

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Yep, that's been my position for months.

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“A registered voter in that precinct who can personally vouch for the identity & residence of up to 8 new voters.”

“A healthcare facility worker can vouch for an ??UNLIMITED?? number of residents of facilities that they work for

regardless of where that facility worker lives.”

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This is absolutely correct. LINK

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Employees of residential facilities may vouch for an unlimited number of facility residents who are registering to vote at the facility's address. Otherwise, vouchers may only vouch for a maximum of eight registrants.

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I'm not sure when the healthcare worker part came into play, but the original voucher law was passed in 1973 as a MASSIVE over-correction for another bill which allowed voter registration on election day (prior law established a voter must be registered prior to election day), more specifically for people who recently moved and hadn't had time to change their registration. That bill had the limit 15 people (in 2013 it was lowered to 8) and the voucher also had to sign a legal document (no idea if that's still the case).

Benjamin Franklin once said those who sacrifice liberty for security deserve neither. I wonder if he ever considered a world where liberty could be sacrificed for simplicity?

That system could only work with a high trust population.

Which we don’t have.

Maybe Minn had that decades ago, IDK.