Plaintiff optimistic, DOJ interested in case against Illinois elections board – Center Square

Former state Rep. Jeanne Ives, now of Breakthrough Ideas, said the National Voter Registration Act requires the state to perform list maintenance and remove ineligible voters. “I’ve pointed out a couple of dead people that I know cast votes, and there was no adequate explanation for why that occurred. Because they were not cleaned off the voter roll, it invited fraud one way or another. In the state of Illinois, this becomes even more problematic when you have permanent vote by mail,” Ives explained.
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Call my shrink
8 months ago

Look up Corruption in the dictionary. Definition Illinois Politics

Deb
8 months ago

IL will never clean up voter roles. Mailing out voter cards to individuals to multiple addresses is another example. The Secretary of State should notify the election board when someone changes their address on their license, but they refuse to do so. Democrats won’t clean up the rolls because that is an obstacle to vote fraud.

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