Last year I received a manila envelope in the mail. It was from Texas. A fella down there sent me examples of the Texas Voter Registration form a person who speaks Spanish could use. These were meant for to me understand how election laws work in that state. I include three examples of what was sent to me. Some were in pale blue ink and didn’t copy well.
I don’t speak Spanish, but I do understand the difference between “Si” and “No.” I would guess the same applies for the dozen or so people who filled out the voter registration form and answered “No” to the question as to whether they were a US citizen or not. Some left it blank. Other new registrants crossed out the wrong answer and put in a “Si” in its place. Local officials can wink and nod as these voters pass by. It is an easy way to alter an election.
The Texas GOP has been trying to calculate how many non-citizens vote in their state.
Using data from the Cooperative Congressional Election Study, they attempted to find out how many non-citizens voted. They found that 14% of non-citizens in both the 2008 and 2010 samples were registered to vote. From that they estimated that 6.5% of non-citizens voted in 2008 and 2.2% voted in 2010.
Texas media has done some investigation as well, using the evidence of people who self-report after being called for jury duty or other interaction with government.
DALLAS – Hundreds, if not thousands of non-U.S. citizens, are registered to vote in Texas, and some have cast ballots in elections, WFAA discovered.
We know 2016 saw over 5,000 non-citizens voting in New Hampshire from November 8, 2016 same-day registrants. Discovering this number was a simple matter of matching our voter database with the Dept. of Safety records.
Qualified voters in Texas, NH, and all the other states are left wondering the true number of stolen votes because attempting to document that number triggers lawsuits and amended legislation designed to hide. Exposing the true amount of voter fraud in America would send shock waves through our electoral system.
Watch what the new Democrat majority in NH does with our current election laws. That test will expose how much they intend to keep voting records and who is voting in our state as non-public as possible.