This is unbelievable. These people in NC need help from the federal government and government handouts. Why is the commie regime refusing to give this to them?
Here is what a friend of mine thinks in response to my shock that the rescuers are being blocked in some cases:
You realize that there may not be an October surprise from the Dems.....because now the Kamala surrogates are doing everything possible to disrupt all assistance to the storm victims....this way, they cannot vote for Trump...the key States are MI, WI, PA, NC, GA, and AZ....
I don't know we make that happen. There is a lawful difference between a "write-in vote" and a "write-in candidate." Some states bar write-in votes. As of now, it is a wasted effort unless, in the future, we can demand and get a law passed to define "WRITE-IN VOTE." Or is the language has to be different, then we have to know that first.
From the U.S. Election Assistance Commission. www.eac.gov
"Traditionally, most voters select between the candidates, whose names are pre-printed on a ballot for election to a given political office. Sometimes candidates are put forth by parties through nominating conventions or primaries, and sometimes these individuals run in nonpartisan races, qualifying for the ballot through other means. However, despite this more traditional approach to voting, many voters will write in the name of a candidate for whom they wish to cast a vote. These votes are commonly called write-in votes, though are also known as “sticker votes” or “personal choice votes” in certain jurisdictions. Votes may be a “protest vote,” such as Mickey Mouse or a voter’s own name. States and jurisdictions have taken numerous approaches on how write-in votes are handled. Considerations for jurisdictions relate to whether candidates need to register ahead of time to qualify as a valid write-in, as well as questions about how election officials should count these votes: should they require an exact name match, and how should votes be tallied? Running as a Write-in CandidateSeveral 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.3 Approximately twelve states that permit write-in candidates have no registration requirement to be an official candidate.Nonetheless, some states have additional requirements beyond registration for writein candidates to qualify for a general election ballot or to be elected. For example, in Iowa, though a write-in candidate does not need to register, to win a primary, the candidate must “receive at least thirty-five percent of the total vote cast for all of that party’s candidates for that office in the last preceding primary election for which the party had candidates on the ballot for that office.”4 New Jersey has a similar “minimum vote” threshold for a write-in candidate to win elected office.5"
So, this would have to be a concerted, organized, widespread effort, nation-wide. Ahead of time, likely, at least two years.
Top down, is how this would have to happen. A political party beholden to US would have to make this happen, with some 'strong' 'encouragement' from WE THE PEOPLE/
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This is unbelievable. These people in NC need help from the federal government and government handouts. Why is the commie regime refusing to give this to them?
YO PAUL: AS YOU SUSPECT-KNOW---THEY ARE A BUNCH OF COMMUNISTS TRAITORS WHO ALL NEED TO BE JAILED A.S.A.P.
Perhaps Trump is winning there??????? Hmmmmmmm?
Just another foul move by the current commie regime in Washington.
Amazing how they are so willing to ignore the areas that aren't supporting the left!
Here is what a friend of mine thinks in response to my shock that the rescuers are being blocked in some cases:
You realize that there may not be an October surprise from the Dems.....because now the Kamala surrogates are doing everything possible to disrupt all assistance to the storm victims....this way, they cannot vote for Trump...the key States are MI, WI, PA, NC, GA, and AZ....
Terrible!
HAND WRITTEN PAPER BALLOTS.....CONSERVATIVE CAMERA BEARING OVERSIGHT IN EVERY POLL. AND SHERIFFS ON CALL TO STEP IN
I don't know we make that happen. There is a lawful difference between a "write-in vote" and a "write-in candidate." Some states bar write-in votes. As of now, it is a wasted effort unless, in the future, we can demand and get a law passed to define "WRITE-IN VOTE." Or is the language has to be different, then we have to know that first.
From the U.S. Election Assistance Commission.
www.eac.gov
https://www.eac.gov/sites/default/files/2023-10/Write_In_Voting_Des...
"Traditionally, most voters select between the candidates, whose names are pre-printed on a ballot for election to a given political office. Sometimes candidates are put forth by parties through nominating conventions or primaries, and sometimes these individuals run in nonpartisan races, qualifying for the ballot through other means. However, despite this more traditional approach to voting, many voters will write in the name of a candidate for whom they wish to cast a vote. These votes are commonly called write-in votes, though are also known as “sticker votes” or “personal choice votes” in certain jurisdictions. Votes may be a “protest vote,” such as Mickey Mouse or a voter’s own name. States and jurisdictions have taken numerous approaches on how write-in votes are handled. Considerations for jurisdictions relate to whether candidates need to register ahead of time to qualify as a valid write-in, as well as questions about how election officials should count these votes: should they require an exact name match, and how should votes be tallied? Running as a Write-in Candidate 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.3 Approximately twelve states that permit write-in candidates have no registration requirement to be an official candidate. Nonetheless, some states have additional requirements beyond registration for writein candidates to qualify for a general election ballot or to be elected. For example, in Iowa, though a write-in candidate does not need to register, to win a primary, the candidate must “receive at least thirty-five percent of the total vote cast for all of that party’s candidates for that office in the last preceding primary election for which the party had candidates on the ballot for that office.”4 New Jersey has a similar “minimum vote” threshold for a write-in candidate to win elected office.5"
So, this would have to be a concerted, organized, widespread effort, nation-wide. Ahead of time, likely, at least two years.
Top down, is how this would have to happen. A political party beholden to US would have to make this happen, with some 'strong' 'encouragement' from WE THE PEOPLE/
And their timing is perfect. In OH, for example, the deadline is Tues. to register to vote. The other deadlines follow that date.
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