I thought you were saying that I said that they bitch and complain after Trump won...
Correct, I was not saying that. I was only saying how they voted in 2016 and plan to vote here in 2014 involving not exercising their right to vote. Too many people believe
"not voting" is a way "to vote" when they can choose the option of writing in their candidate if they do not like those on the ballot.
https://www.usa.gov/write-in-candidates
Several states bar write-in voting. For example, in Nevada, “voting must be only upon candidates whose names appear upon the ballot prepared by the election offices, and no person may write in the name of an additional candidate for any office.” 1. Similarly, in Oklahoma, “If the name of any person is written on a ballot, the name shall not be counted.” 2. Other states that bar write-in voting include Louisiana and South Dakota. Mississippi only permits write-in candidates if the candidate from a given party for a
specific office dies, resigns, or withdraws.
Then again, here in 2024, there are more barriers (new laws) to disenfranchise minorities that were encouraged by Trump to be used in certain key states. Thus, in certain states, minorities will have a difficult time voting in comparison to 2020.
I gave an example about such involving my relatives in South Dakota. Their vote location was moved further away. In 2020, their vote location was within a mile away...now it is about a 30-minute drive away...from an area that supported Biden in 2020 to an area that supports Trump in 2024.
Disenfranchisement and Intimidation
South Dakota is
strongly RED, has one of the best secure voting systems in the United States and Trump overwhelmingly won in 2020. They had no complaints about their voting machines in the 2020 elections... the same voting machines in other states.
Yet, they put new bills because they (our Republicans) wanted more secure runoff elections, recounts, and ballot legitimacy. For example, the crap they proposed was to establish
partisan recount boards that would ensure the state’s
dominant party has more representation.
A bipartisan recount board would take away the bullshit and give a voice to minorities especially the Indigenous Americans in South Dakota.
In other words, the Republicans (South Dakota's dominant party) would control the "
partisan recount boards". The bill was initiated by a known Trump supporter in South Dakota.
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