Watch out for misleading voter information in your mailbox
Those of us involved in politics in the City of Lake Worth (Beach) know first-hand after pounding the pavement for years for our favorite cause or candidate that many of them do not exist. In fact years ago we found an entire block in the city that no longer was there. This is what's happening:The mail campaign is from the Voter Participation Center and Center for Voter Information, both part of the same private organization, and went to around 188,000 residents in the county, according to Supervisor of Elections Wendy Sartory Link. The mailings contain partially pre-filled voter registration forms.
Link said throughout the state, the letters have arrived at homes addressed to deceased pets, voters who died 20 years ago, deceased children and people who have never lived in Florida.
Read about it... And this is why we do NOT like mail in ballots.
2 comments:
I think at some level, we have to make certain assumptions; one of them being that most of us are honest people. I have been doing absentee voting for years, and I really like the system.
If everything has become so corrupted, that we can't basically trust our fellow citizens, we might as well throw in the towel.
In my opinion, we have crossed the Rubicon with this virus. When you can close down a town that has 18 supposed cases of a mostly non-lethal virus, there is no turning back. The battle lines have been drawn.
I trust NO Democrats
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