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Man kan hvertfall anta at det blir kø utenfor stemmelokalet hvis alle 13000 skal innom, tipper tv stasjonene kommer til å være godt representert med kø minutt for minutt
I Nevada gjennomfører man et sleipt to-stegs registreringsopplegg som har siktet stilt inn på minoriteter og fattige:North Carolina voters are once again dealing with changes to how the state runs its elections. At a time when early voting is becoming increasingly popular nationwide, a new law passed by the Republican-controlled legislature will result in nearly 20 percent fewer places to cast votes before Election Day.
Democrats say the changes could disproportionately affect African-American voters but some local Republican officials also complain about the changes, arguing they impose too much top-down control on election administration and amount to an unfunded mandate from the state.
Postcard-style purges work in the following fashion-noted in a previous Law & Crime article about similarly alleged shenanigans in Alabama:
[The state sends] postcards to…voters. The [original] postcards were not forwardable-meaning if a voter moved, the postcard wouldn’t follow them to their new address. Postcards that came back as non-deliverable resulted in the state sending a forwardable postcard to the old address.
If the second card was not returned within [a certain time frame], then voters were moved to “inactive” status. As many voting rights advocates have pointed out, such revisions of voter rolls disproportionately impact poor and minority voters-who tend to move around more often than their white and wealthy counterparts.
Hva skjedde i North Dakota etter at Heide Heitkamp vant i 2012? (Hun er Demokrat).In Georgia, election officials have suspended more than 50,000 applications to register to vote, most of them for black voters, under a rigorous Republican-backed law that requires personal information to exactly match driver’s license or Social Security records.
Indiana:Just a little less than a month before midterm elections that will determine control of Congress, the court decided not to block North Dakota’s restrictive voter ID law, which will make it harder for people in that state to cast their ballots.
Republicans in the state legislature insist that the law is needed to prevent voter fraud — despite there being virtually no evidence that such fraud is a problem. Instead, the real effect of their law will be to prevent voters whom they fear from going to the polls and having their say in who represents them.
The voter ID law was introduced just months after Senator Heidi Heitkamp, a Democrat, eked out a narrow upset victory in 2012, winning by less than 3,000 votes. Republican lawmakers responded by passing restrictive voter ID legislation that all but guaranteed that large numbers of Native Americans — who tend to vote Democratic — wouldn’t be able to participate in the political process. Specifically, the law requires voters to bring to the polls an ID that displays a “current residential street address” or other supplemental documentation that provides proof of such an address.
Indiana has purged no less than 20,000 voters in violation of a federal court order.
A team of database experts, statisticians, lawyers and investigators working with the Palast Investigative Fund discovered — and Indiana now admits — that these thousands of voters were cancelled in violation of a June 2018 federal court order that barred the state from using the notorious Interstate Crosscheck purge list sent to state officials by Kris Kobach, Secretary of State of Kansas.
The court order stemmed from a suit by the NAACP and League of Woman Voters against a 2017 Indiana law ordering counties to remove voters if they appear on Kobach’s list which purports to identify voters who have left the state. The NAACP and League cited the Palast team’s evidence in our 2016 Rolling Stone article showing that Crosscheck is overwhelmingly wrong in identifying voters who have moved — and extremely racist in operation.
The report found that in total, Indiana canceled the registrations of 469,000 voters. That’s equivalent to a little over 10% of the registered voters in Indiana’s 2014 midterms.
The real extent of voter suppression in the United States is contested. As was the case for poll taxes and literacy tests long ago, restrictive election laws are often, on their face, racially neutral, giving them a sheen of legitimacy. But the new data from PRRI and The Atlantic suggest that the outcomes of these laws are in no way racially neutral. The poll, conducted in June, surveyed Americans about their experiences with voting, their assessments of the country’s political system, and their interfaces with civics. The results, especially when analyzed by race, are troublesome. They indicate that voter suppression is commonplace, and that voting is routinely harder for people of color than for their white counterparts.
https://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2018/07/poll-prri-voter-suppression/565355/
Vi får håpe det. Jeg er jo ikke helt sikker, da kartet med befolkningsetnisiteten er hentet fra Face-Og kartet med stemmelokalene og befolkningsetnisitet ser nå tilforlatelig ut...?
Med 22 millioner illegale innvandrere i USA, brorparten av dem fra latinamerika - erMan behøver forsåvidt heller ikke være ulovlig innvandrer hvis man ikke har
registrert seg for å stemme. Så det blir bare synsing fra Brekke sin side.
Ja, "alle" vet jo det. Som alle de hvite kidsa i Berkeley, California..."Alle" vet jo at registreningsystemet, plassering av valglokalene og at enkelte dømte ikke får stemme er gjort for å hindre svarte
og andre minoriteter fra å stemme. Hvem tjener på det, mon tro? Michael Moore kaller det en videreføring av raselovene. Siden
det startet på 60-tallet, har han selvsagt rett i det.
“This interview reveals a whole new level of reality underneath this guy’s politics,” said Roger Griffin, an expert on fascism and modern history at Oxford Brookes University.
King never would have opened up that way with mainstream reporters, since they wouldn’t understand what he was talking about, Griffin said. He added, “But with her, who is obviously steeped in this stuff, he just opens up because he knows he’s going to be understood.”
The congressman’s office did not respond to a request for comment. Unzensuriert also did not respond to questions about details of the interview.
King’s conversation with Sommerfeld largely revolves around the paranoid idea of the Great Replacement — the belief that mass migration, particularly from Muslim-majority countries, is an extinction-level event for white European culture and identity. Or as he put it in the interview, a “slow-motion cultural suicide.”
“The U.S. subtracts from its population a million of our babies in the form of abortion,” King said. “We add to our population approximately 1.8 million of ‘somebody else’s babies’ who are raised in another culture before they get to us.”
Sommerfeld responded, “That’s what we call the Great Replacement.”
Selv om du fortsatt skulle tro på Trumps løgn, da selv ikke republikanerne i valgkommisjonen fant det minste bevis for systematisk stemmegiving fra udokumenterte innvandrere, langt mindre de tre millioner han hevdet snøt ham for den folkelige seieren og ikke bare valgmennene, hva har dette med saken å gjøre?Med 22 millioner illegale innvandrere i USA, brorparten av dem fra latinamerika - erMan behøver forsåvidt heller ikke være ulovlig innvandrer hvis man ikke har
registrert seg for å stemme. Så det blir bare synsing fra Brekke sin side.
sannsynligheten relativt stor for at noen av dem har funnet veien til Dodge City.
Tror du ikke det?
Med et innbyggertall på 27.500 i Dodge City, kan vi gjøre en sannsynlighetsberegning
som viser hvor mange illegale invandrere som sannsynligvis vil befinne seg i byen der
....X = 27.500 x 22.000.000 / 350.000.000 = 1.728 illegale innvandrere
Dette er selvfølgelig et lavt estimat - da jeg beregner dette ut fra den gjennomsnittlige
fordelingen mellom borgere og illegale i USA - og går ut fra at estimatet av USAs totale
befolkning på 330 millione, ikke inkluderer de 22 millioner illegale...
Beregner jeg derimot spesifikt for Dodge City, der den latinske populasjonen (L) utgjør
L = 27.500 x 57,5 / 100 = 15.812 individer, vil den statistiske sannsynligheten gi
....X = 15.812 x 22.000.000 / 79.500.000 = 4.375 illegale innvandrere
Igjen er jeg konservativ i mitt estimat, da jeg går ut fra at estimatet av USAs totale
hispanic befolkning på 57,5 millioner ikke inkluderer de 22 millioner illegale...
Går jeg ut fra at de 22 millionene illegale innvandrerne er inkludert i de 57,5 millionene
hispanic innbyggerne, får vi et "worst case scenario", der
....X = 15.812 x 22.000.000 / 57.500.000 = 6.050 illegale innvandrere
Selvfølgelig er alt dette bare synsing, men sannsynlighetsberegning benyttes hele
tiden for å fortelle oss om tingenes tilstand. Og ting tyder på at det er en hel del
illegale innvandrere i Dodge City...
https://www.elections.wa.gov.au/vote/failure-voteIf you did not vote at a State election or referendum you may receive an email, text message or notice in the mail seeking an explanation of your apparent failure to vote. Please respond to the electronic message or complete the form and return it in the envelope provided.
Electors who fail to vote at a State election and do not provide a valid and sufficient reason for such failure will be fined.
The penalty for first time offenders is $20 and this increases to $50 if you have previously paid a penalty or been convicted of this offence. If you do not have a valid and sufficient reason for not voting, you can pay the penalty and that will end the matter.
Electors who do not respond to notices or do not pay the prescribed penalty may have the matter referred to the Fines Enforcement Registry and could have their driver's licence suspended.
Payments must be made by the due date on the relevant notice. If you miss a due date for payment you will need to wait for the next notice for new payment information.
Mye er dog ingredienser fra den klassiske oppskriften for den amerikanske drømmen. Frihet fra statlig (for ikke å snakke om mellomstatlig) innblanding i de økonomiske muligheter til å være sin egen lykkes smed i Amerika. Så sant man alt var der, naturligvis.The formula of right-wing alter-globalization is: yes to free finance and free trade. No to free migration, democracy, multilateralism and human equality.
https://www.nytimes.com/2018/10/22/...l?action=click&module=Opinion&pgtype=Homepage
Sist jeg så tall for dette var utgjorde vel norsk-amerikanerne om trent like mange som befolkningen i Norge.Det mest morsomme med USA er jo at en overveldende del av amerikanere er 2. og 3. gen immiggranter sjøl..... 800.000 nordmenn emigrerte, - hvor mange er de blitt til nå ca 100 år etter?
Det er kun 1,6% amerikanere som ikke er av innvandrerætt.Jojo - men poenget mitt var ikke at de nødvendigvis støttet europeiske verdier, men at en svært stor del av amerikanere selv er av forskjellig innvandrerætt.. uten at jeg vet, så gjetter jeg på at det er langt over halvparten....
Si det til urbefolkningen…Den store forskjellen er vel at folk måtte klare seg selv den gangen, eller det minste slå seg sammen med andre og klare seg selv. Ingen som kunne leve på NAV og andre da.
Hadde dagens innvandrere fra den tredje verden klart seg med medbrakte midler, en spade og en åkerlapp i Trøndelag så kunne det vært rom for mange flere her også.
Men der da åpenbart greit med Saudi kongefamilien siden de ikke er demokratisk valgt. Selv om jeg også er enig tror jeg vi skal være forsiktig med å ta kurs i demokrati fra det hvite hus.Enig i mye som står der.
Jeg snakket om rapporten. Vår kjære huspropagandist argumenterer nær utelukkende ad hominem mot Heritage, American Enterprise, Cato osv, men en mange av betraktningene de gjør er faktuelt riktige. Feks. det som står vdr. de norske/nordiske skattenivåene og reguleringsregimene, som med sine lave bedriftsskatter og reguleringsnivåer er svært langt unna sosialisme.Men der da åpenbart greit med Saudi kongefamilien siden de ikke er demokratisk valgt. Selv om jeg også er enig tror jeg vi skal være forsiktig med å ta kurs i demokrati fra det hvite hus.Enig i mye som står der.