2016 Election Voting Fraud - Finally Some Felony Arrests

I hate the idea of someone being arrested for a crime they probably didn't even know they committed. Some states allow felons to vote and some do not. You would think in a state where it is prohibited, they would be removed automatically from the voter rolls to avoid something like this happening.

I'm all for requiring voter ID's and purging voter rolls to minimize voting fraud. But it's unfortunate to see something like this happen. Hopefully this guy gets off easy if it truly was an innocent mistake.
 
exGOPer said:
Trump's campaign manager is in jail and that's just for starters. You sure want to die on this hill?
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Well if Trump's campaign manager is convicted of a felon then he should not be allowed to vote. If he does vote after his conviction then he should be arrested & convicted for felony voting fraud.
 
gwb-trading said:
Well if Trump's campaign manager is convicted of a felon then he should not be allowed to vote. If he does vote after his conviction then he should be arrested & convicted for felony voting fraud.
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Guy ran the campaign of the "President" while colluding with foreign powers, this goes way beyond a simple vote.
 
From the testimony, it looks like Manafort is going up the river for tax evasion at least. I don't see how he could get off. So if he had something on Trump, why wouldn't he use it to save his ass?
Oh wait! Because he doesn't have anything on Trump. Guess that's why Mueller handed this case off.
 
LS1Z28 said:
I hate the idea of someone being arrested for a crime they probably didn't even know they committed. Some states allow felons to vote and some do not. You would think in a state where it is prohibited, they would be removed automatically from the voter rolls to avoid something like this happening.

I'm all for requiring voter ID's and purging voter rolls to minimize voting fraud. But it's unfortunate to see something like this happen. Hopefully this guy gets off easy if it truly was an innocent mistake.
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Considering North Carolina regularly runs public service message campaigns that felons are not allowed to register to vote plus all the local news coverage --- a felon would have to be completely oblivious to not understand that they are not allowed to vote in N.C.
 
gwb-trading said:
Considering North Carolina regularly runs public service message campaigns that felons are not allowed to register to vote plus all the local news coverage --- a felon would have to be completely oblivious to not understand that they are not allowed to vote in N.C.
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And yet they kept him registered in the voter rolls? I haven't watched TV in over a decade either.

I wonder how NC feels about restoring 2nd amendment rights to ex-convicts?

http://www.kirkkirklaw.com/legal-resources/firearm-rights-after-felony-conviction-nc/
 
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