The No Labels Party is continuing to register voters as party members, in the party’s quest to have at least 5,000 registered members by January 2024. See this story. The party’s canvassers now wear T-shirts making it clear they are asking people to join their party.
The story says the party has added 454 new members in September, so they now have 6,609, even after the Secretary of State subtracted about 800 members.
It’s probably getting to be jacket weather in Maine, or will be soon.
The actions of this Secretary of State are evidence that individuals with partisan political connections should have no role in the conduct of public elections.
Wearing a T-shirt does not make this clear that they are registering people to vote under the No Label Party banner. People could still think it is a petition.
Proof that even with no lube it can still be slick.
https://www.yahoo.com/news/election-deniers-charge-elections-17-193938934.html
ONE MORE FATAL / FALSE ELECTION IN 2024 ???
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P-A-T
Fake news.
Are the canvassers handing out the “Maine Voter Registration Application” card, or something else? The card looks nothing like a petition.
https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/2023/09/17/impeachment-inquiry-kevin-mccarthy-hunter-biden/70885527007/
NONSTOP IMPEACHMENTS >>> TOTAL SOP
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AZ supports the corrupt Biden officials and the Big Guy himself.
Regular people don’t think what a petition or registration looks like.
Ray, I don’t think most people have a clue about what they’re doing when they register to vote, sign a petition, change their registration, actually vote, etc.
You’re not wrong.
GP
WHAT/HOW ABOUT TROLL MORON BAN POSTERS — EVEN WORSE THAN *MOST PEOPLE* ???
@Ray,
Are you a regular person?
I’m extrayordinary.
AZ, YES YOU ARE.
My thought is read before you sign no matter what anyone says it is your fault if you don’t read before you sign. Bellows is interfering with the rights of the people. A third party could stop another from winning. I am all for the more the merrier.
Less flip answer: I’m a regular person in most ways. I happen to be a political nerd. There are other things my friends know more about than me. If someone tried to scam me on a vehicle sale, I’d be a lot more likely to not spot something that someone else who didn’t grow up riding the subway might consider obvious.