A free for all ruling from the courts and a major talking point for conservatives who fear fading American Democracy. Read more:
Federal Appeals Court Says Kansas Can't Demand Proof Of Citizenship From Voters
TOPEKA, Kansas - The Kansas law requiring people to prove they are U.S. citizens before registering to vote is unconstitutional, a federal court has ruled. The decision handed down Wednesday by the 10th Circuit Court of Appeals panel means that no proof of citizenship is needed ahead of this year's August primary and November general elections.
According to the USA.gov website, Non-citizens, including permanent legal residents cannot vote in any election. You have to be able to prove this somehow right? Just sayin
ReplyDeleteYes, you prove it when you register to vote - you should try it, then you'd understand how it works.
ReplyDeleteOnce you have properly registered, the GOP cannot keep you from voting, no matter how much they want to.
Oh, we really, really need Kris. Run, Kris, run. This is your issue. Keep reminding people of the voter fraud you found in Kansas. Both cases.
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ReplyDelete^^^ Not sure how this relates to the topic,@8:33, since the 10th Circuit Court Of Appeals Judges are appointed, not elected, and therefore do not have term limits.
ReplyDeleteCertiorari granted?
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