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States
rights were dealt another serious blow on Tuesday when a bureaucratic
agency, The Election Assistance Commission, voted against state
requirements for proof of citizenship as a component of their voter
registration process.
Two
states which required verification by the registrant of their United
States citizenship as part of that process, Arizona and Kansas, were
just denied the ability to do so by the EAC. While the registrants must
swear that they are legally permitted to vote, the rules oddly don’t
permit a state to require proof.
The National Voter Registration
Act of 1993 (NVRA), also known as “Motor Voter” created a standardized
national system for voter registration. Under that Act there are three
methods for registration in federal elections must be the same
nationwide. They are either in personwhich,
in conjunction with obtaining a driver’s license, or by mail.
In 2002, The Election Assistance Commission (EAC) was created for the
purpose of producing regulations and specifying a uniform registration
form. That form, known as the “Federal Form” was supposedly created as
a means to standardize the registration process across state lines. [Full]
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a Clinton deal. Even half-witted observers (¼ wits and lower only
drooled) recognized what this was about at the time. Making it
easier for Democrats to get elected. In 2000 Vice President Al
Gore added whipped cream by ordering that 2 million aliens be sworn
into citizenship; requirements be damned, prior to the 2000 election
that he was nevertheless thwarted from stealing. Since
then, and off the top of my head, there have been approx 7 instances
where Democrats won U.S. Senate seats under very suspicious
circimstanes (i.e., where the polls had them losing).
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