"Impersonating another voter is a very serious crime"

Lionfish said:
Bullshit.

Claim you are homeless and you give an address of where you sleep.
Get caught up on MN voter laws and get back to us.

If you are homeless, or do not have a stable address, you can register to vote using the location of where you sleep as your address. You may need to go to the polling place with someone (see details below) who can confirm where you are living.

When you register to vote, you must provide your current residence. This is the place where you sleep, so if you sleep in a shelter, at a friend's house, or outside somewhere, that is your voting residence.

"If you sleep outside, write a description of its location on line four of your voter registration application. For example, "In the NW corner of Jefferson Park near the intersection of Winston Ave. and Smith St."

Read more about your options for voting when you are experiencing homelessness.
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Thanks for confirming everything I said.
The location of where you sleep can't be made up. For instance there is no Jefferson Park at the intersection of Winston Ave and Smith St since those streets don't exist in Hennepin County.

But then you kind of missed the rest of the requirements which prove that O'Keefe violated the law. Are Higby or O'Keefe registered voters?

Register on Election Day​


You can also register on Election Day. You will need to show proof of residence.


If you live outside, in a shelter, or are staying at a friend's house, you may not have any documents proving you live there. If so, a registered voter from your precinct can go with you to the polling place to sign an oath confirming where you live.

If you live in a shelter, a staff person can go with you to the polling place to confirm you live at the shelter.
 
Poor Richard Saunders said:
Thanks for confirming everything I said.
The location of where you sleep can't be made up. For instance there is no Jefferson Park at the intersection of Winston Ave and Smith St since those streets don't exist in Hennepin County.
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I think we agree.
A registered voter can vouch for up to eight additional people.
Those people need to give a residential address within that precinct. A city park is accepted.
They are given a ballot, and it is counted.

Poor Richard Saunders said:
But then you kind of missed the rest of the requirements which prove that O'Keefe violated the law. Are Higby or O'Keefe registered voters?
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I have already stated, if O'Keefe is found guilty, he should receive the maximum penalty.
Poor Richard Saunders said:

Register on Election Day​


You can also register on Election Day. You will need to show proof of residence.


If you live outside, in a shelter, or are staying at a friend's house, you may not have any documents proving you live there. If so, a registered voter from your precinct can go with you to the polling place to sign an oath confirming where you live.

If you live in a shelter, a staff person can go with you to the polling place to confirm you live at the shelter.
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Not applicable to this conversation.

Perhaps this will help,

minnesotastatewire.com

Minnesota allows registered voters to ‘vouch’ for up to eight Election Day registrants lacking proof of residence - Minnesota State Wire

A longstanding Minnesota election law allows a registered voter to accompany up to eight people to a polling place on Election Day and "vouch" that they reside in the same precinct, enabling those individuals to register to vote even if they do not have documents proving their current address.
minnesotastatewire.com
 
Lionfish said:
I think we agree.
A registered voter can vouch for up to eight additional people.
Those people need to give a residential address within that precinct. A city park is accepted.
They are given a ballot, and it is counted.


I have already stated, if O'Keefe is found guilty, he should receive the maximum penalty.


Not applicable to this conversation.

Perhaps this will help,

minnesotastatewire.com

Minnesota allows registered voters to ‘vouch’ for up to eight Election Day registrants lacking proof of residence - Minnesota State Wire

A longstanding Minnesota election law allows a registered voter to accompany up to eight people to a polling place on Election Day and "vouch" that they reside in the same precinct, enabling those individuals to register to vote even if they do not have documents proving their current address.
minnesotastatewire.com
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Doesn't alter the fact that they lied.
 
QP! said:
i do not see lion fish's posts but i see some of your replies to him and it seems he is arguing that election security should not have that extra layer of security built in and that what those guys did should be legal and fine to do. Is he really arguing for less election security?
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He linked to an article that implies that the people vouched for do not need their addresses to be confirmed.
 
QP! said:
i do not see lion fish's posts but i see some of your replies to him and it seems he is arguing that election security should not have that extra layer of security built in and that what those guys did should be legal and fine to do. Is he really arguing for less election security?
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That’s how it appears. It adds weight to the deduction that all MAGAts are mentally ill or lying.
 
Poor Richard Saunders said:
The only fraud they exposed was their own.
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Exposing the fraud of "vouching" for people voting - no ID with faces hidden. No idea who is voting - but that's what democrats want - election fraud is vital to gaining absolute power for the party.

Poor Richard Saunders said:
It led to them being charged for their criminal fraud.
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Exposing fraud and embarrassing the party led to lawfare and yet another assault on first amendment freedom of the press by the party.
 
Uncensored2008 said:
Exposing the fraud of "vouching" for people voting!
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"Minnesota law has allowed for vouching for more than 50 years. However, use of the process is very rare. Vouching can only be used to provide proof of a potential voter’s residence in the precinct. The potential voter MUST STILL provide their Minnesota driver’s license or ID card number or the last four digits of their social security number for identity verification. Vouching is commonly used in senior living facilities by residents who have not updated their driver’s licenses to reflect their current residence. It is also used in cases where an eligible voter has recently moved to a new address and lacks identification indicating the new address."

Office of the State Of Minnesota Secretary of State

Office of the State Of Minnesota Secretary of State
www.sos.mn.gov www.sos.mn.gov
 
Cypress said:
"Minnesota law has allowed for vouching for more than 50 years. Vouching can only be used to provide proof of a potential voter’s residence in the precinct. The potential voter MUST STILL provide their Minnesota driver’s license or ID card number or the last four digits of their social security number for identity verification. Vouching is commonly used in senior living facilities by residents who have not updated their driver’s licenses to reflect their current residence. It is also used in cases where an eligible voter has recently moved to a new address and lacks identification indicating the new address."

Office of the State Of Minnesota Secretary of State

Office of the State Of Minnesota Secretary of State
www.sos.mn.gov www.sos.mn.gov
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I’m really looking forward to O’Keefe becoming a convicted felon. LOL

The law is clear about the crime O’Keefe committed.
The irony being that the prime piece of evidence against him is he recorded it. :LOL: :rofl2::ROFLMAO:

 
Cypress said:

Conservative Trump-loving activists O’Keefe, Higby charged with unlawful voting in Minnesota​

Conservative activists James O’Keefe and Cam Higby were charged Wednesday with unlawful voting and identity theft after a Minnesota prosecutor said they gave false names to poll workers during the state’s primary election. The men recorded the exchanges for a video to expose what they say are vulnerabilities in the state’s voting laws.

Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty announced the felony charges at a news conference. She said O’Keefe, 42, of West Palm Beach, Florida, and Higby, 26, of Covington, Washington, wore costumes and used the names of registered state voters while starting the “vouching” process in the Aug. 11 primary.

“Impersonating another voter is a very serious crime,” former Justice Department official David Becker said.


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What they did is not a crime and efforts to prosecute them will fail much like all Democrat hacks do.
 
Cypress said:
"Minnesota law has allowed for vouching for more than 50 years. However, use of the process is very rare. Vouching can only be used to provide proof of a potential voter’s residence in the precinct. The potential voter MUST STILL provide their Minnesota driver’s license or ID card number or the last four digits of their social security number for identity verification. Vouching is commonly used in senior living facilities by residents who have not updated their driver’s licenses to reflect their current residence. It is also used in cases where an eligible voter has recently moved to a new address and lacks identification indicating the new address."

Office of the State Of Minnesota Secretary of State

Office of the State Of Minnesota Secretary of State
www.sos.mn.gov www.sos.mn.gov
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Nothing says ILLEGAL voting louder than this dumb law. Democrats are the party of Hamas hugging morons.
 
Dutch Uncle said:
I’m really looking forward to O’Keefe becoming a convicted felon. LOL

The law is clear about the crime O’Keefe committed.
The irony being that the prime piece of evidence against him is he recorded it. :LOL: :rofl2::ROFLMAO:

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Impersonating another voter is a crime.

The law doesn't care if O'Keefe claims he was just kidding around, or if he claimed to be an undercover "journalist"
 
QP! said:
yes by getting arrested and charged they proved how easy it is to vote fraudelently just as when a bank robber is caught trying to steal from a bank that proves how easy it is to rob banks.

/Magat Idiocy
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IKR?

Both the perps and the idiot MAGATs who believe this shows how easy it is to commit voter fraud need a long, long time out and some remedial schooling.
 
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