Kobach’s Breathtakingly Dishonest Claim About Voter Fraud In New Hampshire

Again, how does that apply to VOTING is my question, what if you don't have a car, how would that affect your voting rights? We are talking about VOTING, not driving.

Well let's start with the assumption that if you drove in your previous state then you probably want to drive when you take up residency in New Hampshire. Assuming you are not an out-of-state student then you are required to either get an in-state drivers license or surrender your out-of-state drivers license. If you used an out-of-state drivers license as your voter id at same-day registration then it should be obvious to even the most dimwitted why this is pertinent to evaluating the effective control over legitimate voters registrations as outlined in the letters from New Hampshire legislators and state officials.
 
Well let's start with the assumption that if you drove in your previous state then you probably want to drive when you take up residency in New Hampshire. Assuming you are not an out-of-state student then you are required to either get an in-state drivers license or surrender your out-of-state drivers license. If you used an out-of-state drivers license as your voter id at same-day registration then it should be obvious to even the most dimwitted why this is pertinent to evaluating the effective control over legitimate voters registrations as outlined in the letters from New Hampshire legislators and state officials.

No, let's not start with assumptions, that's the whole damn problem, too many assumption and innuendo and NO PROOF. You have yet to explain which part of the voting law REQUIRES a license? And you didn't even address my point about people who don't drive or don't have a car,why would they need licenses to vote?
 
No, let's not start with assumptions, that's the whole damn problem, too many assumption and innuendo and NO PROOF. You have yet to explain which part of the voting law REQUIRES a license? And you didn't even address my point about people who don't drive or don't have a car,why would they need licenses to vote?

Go read the New Hampshire Voter ID law. You can look it up at either the N.H. BoE or DMV sites.
http://www.dmv.org/nh-new-hampshire/voter-registration.php

NH Voter ID Law
You are required to present identification at the polling place on Election Day. The most common forms of ID that are accepted are:
  • A driver's license from any state or the federal government.
  • An ID card from the New Hampshire Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV) or other state DMV.
  • Your U.S. passport.
  • Your U.S. military ID.
Download the State of New Hampshire Voter ID Law Explanatory Document for a complete list of accepted documents and other important information.

If you do not have identification, you can:
 
Go read the New Hampshire Voter ID law. You can look it up at either the N.H. BoE or DMV sites.
http://www.dmv.org/nh-new-hampshire/voter-registration.php

NH Voter ID Law
You are required to present identification at the polling place on Election Day. The most common forms of ID that are accepted are:
  • A driver's license from any state or the federal government.
  • An ID card from the New Hampshire Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV) or other state DMV.
  • Your U.S. passport.
  • Your U.S. military ID.
Download the State of New Hampshire Voter ID Law Explanatory Document for a complete list of accepted documents and other important information.

If you do not have identification, you can:

So the law doesn't say that a driver's license is required, other forms of identifications are valid.

Thanks for confirming the Republican lie and also explains why the Republican didn't dispute the Democrat and started babbling about 'passion' when his lie was exposed.
 
So the law doesn't say that a driver's license is required, other forms of identifications are valid.

Thanks for confirming the Republican lie and also explains why the Republican didn't dispute the Democrat and started babbling about 'passion' when his lie was exposed.

The law states that the type of ID you present is tracked. So the state of New Hampshire has a clear list of people who same-day registered using out-of-state driver licenses as ID. This actually reinforces the argument presented which questions the lack of conversion of the majority of these out of state licenses to in state licenses within 60 days as required by law.

The integrity of our voting system is something that should be supported by both Democrats and Republicans. Those who seek to undermine measures to enhance the transparency and integrity of our voting system are usually driven by ulterior motives endeavoring to undermine our democracy.
 
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The law states that the type of ID you present is tracked. So the state of New Hampshire has a clear list of people who same-day registered using out-of-state driver licenses as ID. This actually reinforces the argument presented which questions the lack of conversion of the majority of these out of state licenses to in state licenses within 60 days as required by law.


And that list is of less than 200 people and even there it's all assumption why they did not do that.
 
It would seem to me to be pretty simple to run down these 5000 odd people and see if they are students or if, as seems likely, they were bussed in from Mass to vote.

NH has two very bad laws here, one allowing same day registration and the other allowing students to vote there.
 
They would if the Democrats would stop stonewalling the election commission.


http://nypost.com/2017/07/04/even-republicans-are-scoffing-at-trumps-voter-fraud-commission/


Even Republicans are scoffing at Trump’s voter fraud commission

By Bob Fredericks

July 4, 2017

Red and blue states alike are thumbing their noses at President Trump’s commission to root out alleged voter fraud.

So far, 44 states have defied the administration’s request for personal voter information — including name, age, party and even the last four digits of Social Security numbers — according to CNN.

“You’re not going to play politics with Louisiana’s voter data,” said Louisiana Secretary of State Tom Schedler, a Republican.







http://time.com/4842882/mississippi-donald-trump-voter-fraud-delbert-hosemann/

Mississippi Official Tells President Trump's Voter Fraud Commission to 'Go Jump in the Gulf of Mexico'


Mahita Gajanan
Jun 30, 2017

Mississippi has become the latest state to reject the request for personal data on all registered voters from President Donald Trump's voter fraud commission.

Mississippi Secretary of State Delbert Hosemann's office has not yet received a request from the commission but will refuse to comply when it does receive one, joining several other states that are rejecting the request.

"They can go jump in the Gulf of Mexico and Mississippi is a great state to launch from," Hosemann, a Republican, said in a statement on Friday. "Mississippi residents should celebrate Independence Day and our state's right to protect the privacy of our citizens by conducting our own electoral processes."










http://www.timesfreepress.com/news/...egrity-commission-personal-voter-data/436154/


Tennessee secretary of state: Trump's election integrity panel can't have personal voter data

NASHVILLE — Tennessee Secretary of State Tre Hargett said today his office legally can't agree to a request from President Donald Trump's commission on election integrity to provide personal information about voters.



 
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