Federal Judge Reverses Alabama’s 'Noncitizen' Voter Purge That Caught Up Hundreds Of Real Citizens

Sloppy and late. Worked as planned.

Matt5 said:

Sloppy and late. Worked as planned.

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How so?

Definitely late as the 90 rule has been in place for a while. But what was the plan and how did it work?

They didn't want to clean up the voter rolls. The plan was not to clean up the voter rolls. This was probably just for show due to political pressures. See, we're doing something. Sorry it didn't work out.

Matt5 said:

They didn't want to clean up the voter rolls. The plan was not to clean up the voter rolls. This was probably just for show due to political pressures. See, we're doing something. Sorry it didn't work out.

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Based on the Secretary's political and policy positions, I think that's highly unlikely.

Matt5 said:

They didn't want to clean up the voter rolls. The plan was not to clean up the voter rolls. This was probably just for show due to political pressures. See, we're doing something. Sorry it didn't work out.

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See, we’re doing something illegal?

See also Texas:

Trump supporter labeled a noncitizen and kicked off Texas’ voter rolls​

[Mary] Howard-Elley didn’t pay much attention when Texas Gov. Greg Abbotthelped fuel that narrative by announcing that the state had removed thousands of supposed noncitizens from its rolls, claiming some had a history of voting.

Then the U.S. citizen learned she was among them.

The retired Transportation Security Administration agent was confused by how the county could come to that conclusion. And she seethed at the idea that anyone would question the citizenship of a former federal employee with the “whitest name you could have.”

“Who is allowing people to do this to United States citizens?" [and extremely white ones, at that]

She ordered several copies of her certified Louisiana birth certificate and confirmed receipt with an elections office employee. She thought the matter was resolved.

But Howard-Elley’s registration was not reinstated, making her the 10th U.S. citizen identified by ProPublica, The Texas Tribune and Votebeat who was removed from the rolls as a potential noncitizen.

On Oct. 14, Brooks said Howard-Elley had now also missed the registration deadline for this year’s election and would not be able to vote.