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Actually I know somebody who claims that he verified online that his deceased father voted, apparently by his mother.

There are some election officials who refused to remove dead people from voter rolls. I believe that’s fairly well documented. My girlfriend who died in 2009 received in the mail from the official county recorders office mailing saying she was eligible to register to vote.

Yes it is correct a dead person cannot vote, among all the other things a dead person cannot do. Removing dead people from the voting rules prevents somebody else from using that ballot fraudulently.
What an imbecilic comment. I know you are better than that.

Except your side removed signature verification in many key swing states.

Your ignorance is, as usual, waaay off the charts Octavia.

Do you really think they get checked out closely?

Except the claims of "dead voters" have been examined and debunked.

By who?

Literally everyone who's looked into it.

How stupid are you? (wait, don't answer that one... we all know already...) If you're attempting to make the bold claim that the actual dead person doesn't vote, then you are demonstrating a keen grasp of the obvious.

The question for you to answer is, is a vote cast in that dead person's name? Dead people are not taken off the voter rolls. At least not prior to the last election. Now it seems to be a bit of a trend, but we'll see how long that lasts.

Don't you know what your side has done in the past when anyone tries to clean up the voter rolls? And by clean up, I mean remove the deceased, remove people who have moved, etc.

Your side screams racism and voter suppression. Wake up Octavia. I'd like to think this stupid act is just that, an act. But you're either stupid or incredibly naive to the ways of politics. Or in your case, it's likely both.

Well, with mail in ballots sent to everyone on the rolls, someone cold easily end up with a deceased person's ballot if they used to live in the same place.

In this day and age of inexpensive, if not free, state issued identification cards, there is no reason not to require identification to vote. Did you know that in order to play in Little League baseball, a birth certificate is required? Nobody has ever made the claim requiring a birth certificate to play baseball is oppressive.

instead of cards it should all be online and multifactor authenticated, so that you know for sure that person is the person who voted. Only live, registered to vote, people will get key tones to sign in and vote, so there will be a limited numbers of keys. Pretty easy and we have the means and technology for it.