Jim Halpert Explains

I wonder where the ITS NOT A DEMOCRACY group is?

You hit it.

Jesus you guys believe some dumb shit - nobody is suing to keep illegals or dead people on voting rolls, they're trying to stop Republicans from purging legal US Citizens from those rolls days before an election because they might have, at some point in the distant past, checked a box on a poorly-designed state form (which has already been verified to be the case in dozens of those purged by Virginia).

Same thing goes for your "election observers" - that's an actual role the parties place, not just something where any jackass on the street can walk in and demand to see what's going on. At no point have legitimately appointed observers been refused.

Why do you think it is that all the Republican lawsuits are designed to prevent people from voting while Democrats are suing to ensure Americans aren't stripped of their right to vote?

The DOJ sued Virginia to keep them from removing SELF DECLARED illegal aliens from their voting roles. The DOJ lost at the Supreme Court, btw. How many self declared illegal aliens are actually legal US citizens? Is this number justification for leaving THOUSANDS of illegal aliens on the voter rolls? If an error has been made, that's what provisional ballots are for.

Fulton County GA Registration Manager Kathryn Glen ordered that election monitors were banned from observing her illegal ballot drop boxes over the weekend. They literally set up extra drop boxes at the last minute in violation of state law and didn't want anybody to witness what might happen. Why is it OK to create ILLEGAL drop boxes?

Yes, self declared without any steps to verify whether the box was incorrectly checked or if that status had since changed.

One group found that out of 20 randomly selected records expunged by the state, 18 were US citizens who were being stripped of their right to vote, with no remedy, which is why such efforts were, before the Trump-corrupted Supreme Court made it otherwise, illegal in the 90 days preceding an election.

As to Fulton County, you're believing dumb shit again - there were no illegal drop boxes over the weekend, the county legally kept it's offices open to accept -mail in ballots- which would not have arrived through the USPS, and which can legally be accepted until election day, so are not considered a form of early voting.

That's of course exactly what the court found when they dismissed the Republican lawsuit attempting to disenfranchise legal voters.

Errors could be self corrected by returning an affidavit mailed to anybody harmed by the action. There is, in fact, a remedy.

20 voters out of 1,600 is 98.75% accuracy. Further, a vast majority of the list provided non-citizen documentation *and* were verified by a federal database. That's quite good.

The 90 day waiting period comes from the Motor Voter Act. It applies to a) Legal Voters and b) Change of address scenarios. None of these were targeting legal voters or change of address scenarios.

Please stop spreading your misinformation.

18 voters out of 20 randomly selected is a 90% failure rate for the state's boundary condition.

I'm not particularly surprised at the innumeracy after COVID though.