On March 16, some Florida voting rights groups filed a federal lawsuit against the Florida law that does not permit anyone to submit a voter registration application that doesn’t bear a “wet ink” signature, except through a Motor Vehicle registration office. Vote.org v Byrd, n.d., 4:23cv-111. Here is the Complaint.
The case is assigned to Judge Allen Winsor, a Trump appointee.
The plaintiffs took the considerable trouble to sue each of Florida’s county elections supervisors, as well as the Secretary of State. That is because past experience in Florida voting rights cases have shown that if only the Secretary of State is sued, the Secretary of State will argue that he is not the proper defendant.
What I would be concerned about is voter fraud through digital and electronic signatures.
They want to register illegals, a move Richard Winger supports.
I got two letters; one sent to minneapolis star tribune and the other a more local paper. Both cricitize the proposal 10% party threshold bill.
How can you have any voter registration anywhere without a wet ink signature?
what if it dry ink?
I hope you realize you’re going to Hell for making that comment.