"Honest Election Project" trying to purge voter rolls in three states

[Roland99]

Got the info from Wash Times

The rolls in some counties of Colorado, Florida and Michigan are suspiciously high, sometimes exceeding the number of voting-age adults there, said the Honest Election Project.

The group sent letters to the secretaries of state in Colorado, Florida and Michigan — each a crucial 2020 presidential battleground — demanding they take legally required steps to ensure their lists are accurate and inform the group of the measures they have taken before November.

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The Honest Election Project’s action stems from voters in the three states who came forward to serve as litigants with standing for legal action in each state. They are being represented by the law firm Consovoy McCarthy.

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William Consovoy, a founding partner of the firm, previously represented President Trump in personal matters.

Complete and utter bullshit!

These anti-democratic vermin will stoop to lower lows every day

[Roland99]

1. About Jason Snead of HEP

Jason Snead
Executive Director

Jason Snead is the executive director of the Honest Elections Project. Prior to heading the project, Jason spent 10 years at The Heritage Foundation, where he had the honor to work for former Attorney General Ed Meese. During his tenure at Heritage, Jason rose to become a senior policy analyst and a recognized expert on a wide range of subjects. He regularly studied, wrote, and spoke on topics ranging from criminal justice and civil asset forfeiture reform, to technology policy and the regulation of drones in American skies, to preserving the integrity of American elections. Jason also managed the development of the Heritage Election Fraud Database, a unique tool aggregating proven instances of voter fraud from around the nation.

That’s gotta be the world’s smallest database

[Hermit-The-Prog]

2. They are as creative with names as the USSR, China and North Korea.

[Amishman]

3. If voter registration is over 100%, it probably should get some attention

As it does suggest a structural flaw in our registration process.

The difference is what should be done after. The Pubs just want to purge voters, we should instead identity how the errors are introduced and fix the underlying process. It will work itself out in time without mass purges.

I still think voter registration and tracking who voted needs to be at the federal level

[Wounded Bear]

4. Most counties probably have "high" voter registrations...

People move out and don't cancel their registration. People die and disappear.

Doesn't mean they try to vote there. That's how KellyAnne Conway committed voter fraud.

[Roland99]

5. Or Ann Coulter

Heck. I’m still registered in KY probably. And probably my late father, too

[Chainfire]

6. The problem is with the dead voters

An NPR story reported that about 1.8 million dead people remain on the rolls. It is my estimate that exactly none of the dead actually voted.

[maxsolomon]

7. It depends on their relative's integrity.

For instance, my Sister-in-Law COULD have filled out my late Mother-in-Law's ballot and forged her signature, but she didn't because that would be unethical.

The GOP is pretending this is a huge issue but their intent is to purge African-Americans.

[Chainfire]

8. It is my contention

It is my contention that very few people are willing to risk their freedom and treasure to add one more vote to the millions. The Republicans also worry about dead people voting at the polls. I don't know about other places but I have to present a valid g'ment ID to get my ballot, so unless I strongly resembled Aunt Nellie, I probably won't pull that off.

Of course the Republican strategy is to eliminate the black vote. It is easier than enacting policies that might win blacks over.
Republican government works on the same basis as corporations. In either, there is a single goal; for corporations it is profits, for Republicans it is power. Any method to gain either goal is considered to be smart; to be hampered by laws, ethics or morals is a weakness. Since the main goal of the Republicans is to support corporations and their shareholders, then it is a neat little package with the simple set of rules.