It’s not really that complicated. If you’re a United States citizen, you may vote. If you’re not, you ca n’t.  ,
Yet, the United States Department of Justice wants to aggravate voter registration. Virginia is also the latest destination.
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The secretary of state has the right to reduce non-citizens from the vote rolls in Virginia at any time. Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin requested regular changes to voting listings on August 7 to reduce unsuitable voters who broke federal law 90 days before the election.  ,
A 90-day “quiet time” prior to the election time is required by the National Voter Registration Act. No preservation of voter registration floats is allowed, says the Justice Department.
” Congress adopted the National Voter Registration Act’s quiet time limitation to prevent error-prone, eleventh-hour initiatives that all too often disenfranchise qualified citizens”, Assistant U. S. Attorney General Kristen Clarke said in a statement. The Justice Department will continue to make sure that the right of eligible voters are protected, noting that the right to voting is the basis of our democracy.
It’s no” all too often” that says “disenfranchise qualified electors” when culling improper licenses from the rolls. In reality, it’s a rarity. We’re not talking about the contentious practice of having absentee voters on the rolls or those who changed addresses without updating them with vote clerks. That’s an wholly distinct issue that’s being litigated in some states.
Virginia is targeting non-citizens who, somehow or other, ended up on the voter registration record. The condition claims that by removing the labels of non-citizens from voting names, they are in full conformity with state and federal law. Under the cleanup program, 6, 300 names of people who answered they were n’t people on Department of Motor Vehicles kinds were removed.
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The state Department of Motor Vehicles officially became a widespread procedure after Youngkin’s decree formalized a widespread procedure for removing people from the provincial voter registration record.
According to the filing, Virginia election authorities are using information from the Department of Motor Vehicles to establish a politician’s citizen and registration. The lawsuit contends that the DMV’s data may be misleading or out of date, but that the agency has not been conducting further background checks before mailing a person a notice of termination of their vote eligibility.
” With the assistance of our Attorney General, we will use every tool at our disposal to support these sensible actions that we are legally required to take.” Virginia’s vote will be safe and good, and I did not stand idly by as this politically inspired actions tries to interfere in our elections, time”, Youngkin said in a speech responding to the complaint.
Citizens who choose” No” are identified as potential noncitizens even if they have recently submitted voter registration forms where they have confirmed that they are U.S. people, according to the Justice Department’s fascinating way of looking at noncitizens who register to vote.
Therefore, always believe the non-citizens when they claim they’re members even when they’ve said they’re no? Sheesh.
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Christian Martinez told the local NBC online,” Every step in the established list repair process is mandated by Virginia laws and begins when a person reveals they are not a citizen.” People who spreads false information about Virginia’s electoral laws either ignores it or attempts to undermine it because they want foreigners to cast ballots.
Many on the left hold the view that removing any names from the voter rolls is an attempt to” suppress” the vote for any reason. Republicans ‘ attempts to prevent black people and other minorities from ballot are actually made as a result of their use of any laws by Republicans, according to  .  ,