The party of voter suppression

[Jim in CT]

Originally Posted by Nebe

Umm. Isn’t trumpnscreaming like a man child to stop counting votes a symptom of voter suppression? Plus gerrymandering to suppress the minority vote. Plus closing poking stations in minority neighborhoods. All these things happen
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Umm, screaming about how votes are counted, isn't even close to voter suppression.

"Plus gerrymandering to suppress the minority vote"

And democrats don't do that when they are in charge of re-districting. Only Republicans. I agree it's disgusting, but how can you claim it's a GOP-only thing?

"All these things happen"

Yes they do, sadly. But what you're ignorant of, is that they happen on both sides.

[spence]

Originally Posted by Jim in CT

Umm, screaming about how votes are counted, isn't even close to voter suppression.

When the President is habitually lying about voting by mail during a pandemic, that is 100% an attempt to suppress the vote thinking it will gain an advantage.

[Jim in CT]

Originally Posted by spence

When the President is habitually lying about voting by mail during a pandemic, .

You don't think voting by mail is necessarily more prone to fraud, than voting in person with an id? It' snot easier to commit fraud with mail-in votes?

[spence]

Originally Posted by Jim in CT

You don't think voting by mail is necessarily more prone to fraud, than voting in person with an id? It' snot easier to commit fraud with mail-in votes?

I have never seen a single credible report that says it vote by mail fraud is statistically significant anywhere in the US. Not one.

[scottw]

Originally Posted by spence

I have never seen a single credible report that says it vote by mail fraud is statistically significant anywhere in the US. Not one.

we are seeing the very serious problem with mailing out unsolicited ballots....but chaos works in the democrats favor

[Jim in CT]

Originally Posted by spence

I have never seen a single credible report that says it vote by mail fraud is statistically significant anywhere in the US. Not one.

Trump is losing Nevada by 7,500 votes. So I'm not sure your definition of "statistically significant", which would change based on party of sitting president, means much.