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In the discussion thread: Alabama Departments Fail To Provide Voter Registration Materials When Required By Law [View all]

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Mon Jun 18, 2012, 11:55 PM

Neue Regel (221 posts)

3. State agencies should follow the law

But I have to wonder, what was the reasoning behind the requirement that state offices provide voter registration materials to residents who seek government assistance? That seems rather arbitrary.

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17 replies	Author	Time	Post
Alabama Departments Fail To Provide Voter Registration Materials When Required By Law [View all]	L. Coyote	Jun 2012	OP
Gotta wonder if 2000 would have been different if the DOJ had enforced voting laws.	McCamy Taylor	Jun 2012	#1
Without the political criminals, it certainly would have been! n/t	L. Coyote	Jun 2012	#17
Surprise Surprise!	elleng	Jun 2012	#2
State agencies should follow the law	Neue Regel	Jun 2012	#3
It's not exactly arbitrary	oNobodyo	Jun 2012	#4
It seems to me that the Post Office would be better suited for this particular task	Neue Regel	Jun 2012	#6
What about those that don't have a home to leave?	Thor_MN	Jun 2012	#9
So I take it you're against motor-voter registration too?	Gormy Cuss	Jun 2012	#11
Voter registrations are done by states - the Post Office is a Federal agency	csziggy	Jun 2012	#12
I first registered to vote back in the early '80s.	Igel	Jun 2012	#13
Having forms available is not the same as actually registering voters	csziggy	Jun 2012	#14
no one interacts with usps daily	L. Coyote	Jun 2012	#15
It is called giving people more opportunities to get registered to vote.	yellowcanine	Jun 2012	#10
Thanks for this very important post. Action and integrity can curtail this plague. n/t	HCE SuiGeneris	Jun 2012	#5
K&R	EFerrari	Jun 2012	#7
Spam deleted by tjwmason (MIR Team)	Matthew66	Jun 2012	#8
K & R !!!	WillyT	Jun 2012	#16

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