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windinhishair · 61-69, M
Your facts aren't quite right. Texas identified 95,000 voting registrations that they don't have proof of citizenship for. The voting jurisdictions were notified so they can check with the voters. Many of these may well have proof of citizenship, but it wasn't provided to the State.
Of those 95,000, about 58,000 have voted in various elections since [b]1996[/b]. You claim that they voted in the last election is not true. And no one knows at this point whether they were illegals or not.
They should be checked out and removed from the voter rolls if citizenship documentation is lacking.
Of those 95,000, about 58,000 have voted in various elections since [b]1996[/b]. You claim that they voted in the last election is not true. And no one knows at this point whether they were illegals or not.
They should be checked out and removed from the voter rolls if citizenship documentation is lacking.
tindrummer · M
@windinhishair thx, finally someone posted the facts instead of hubris