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In the discussion thread: Should inactive voters be purged and punished by being denied their right to vote? [View all]

Sun Jun 17, 2012, 11:18 AM

L. Coyote (31,416 posts)

6. The system evolved in a far less connected and electronic world, but today there is no excuse

for updating the system to ensure the "right to vote" exists in practice if not in the Constitution. We have the means to do a proper job of tracking voter eligibility, such as a voter ID number that you keep for a lifetime. The old system is precinct based. A new system could be person based.

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10 replies	Author	Time	Post
Should inactive voters be purged and punished by being denied their right to vote? [View all]	L. Coyote	Jun 2012	OP
Appears the anwer is yes	Iggy	Jun 2012	#1
It appears the Conservative answer is Yes.	L. Coyote	Jun 2012	#2
Which is worst?	SoutherDem	Jun 2012	#3
Voter rolls should never be purged for any reason.	LiberalFighter	Jun 2012	#5
The system evolved in a far less connected and electronic world, but today there is no excuse	L. Coyote	Jun 2012	#6
No (nt)	bigwillq	Jun 2012	#4
What we should have is same-day registration nation-wide.	backscatter712	Jun 2012	#7
No.	GoCubsGo	Jun 2012	#8
Only if verified	BamaFanLee	Jun 2012	#9
This is a discriminatory way of treating voters. It favors conservatives who vote more frequently.	L. Coyote	Jun 2012	#10

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