PecosBill
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During the primaries, there were many instances in several states that reported reduced polling locations in minority communities and resulted in multi hour waits to vote.Show me some evidence of shutting down polling places in minority neighborhoods? That's a different variable than fraud and needs to be addressed as so if it's happening. Also, if minorities weren't so brainwashed into republicans bad and racist the ones that aren't in it to extort and take advantage of the system would be voting Republican. The only thing the elitists want is the keep the minorities on the welfare drug and voting democratic.
And why does early voting need to be extended? That just enables the chance of more fraud.
If you read the reports of the Stacey Abrahms claims against SofS Kemp in their 2018 Gov election where voters were removed from the rolls without adequate notice resulted in Abrahms loss in GA but her activities to increase voter registration resulted in GA electing Biden in 2020 and two Dems Senators in the Jan runoff election. Abrahms will be running for Gov in two years and Kemp had better be prepared or choose a Senate race in 2022.
The Houston lines were long and wait time a negative as I recall.
There are many examples of long voting lines in an election which if you are standing in it, who watch people leave and go home as the delay is too long for them. Shorter lines and more voting locations are an obvious solution if your goal is to increase voter turnout.
Texas has had Early Voting for decades and the voting process is the same. Same voter registration, voter rolls, Voter ID and voting machine process vs Election Day Voting. Many counties have a larger turnout in Early Voting than Election Day Voting. a win/win of having both systems available for the voter to choose.
Is increased turnout (higher % of registered voters participation) preferrable to decreased turnout in an election?
Why is Early Voting more subject to fraud than Election Day voting as you state?
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