That’s election fraud.

Back in the day I always loved sniping cheaters in Quake 2. They always accused me of cheating haha.

At this point, anyone who works for or with this regime needs to be destitute and in prison after this admin. I don’t care if “they had mouths to feed” or other bullshit - without the people powering it this dictatorship wouldn’t exist.

Always has been.

Gaslight. Obstruct. Project. The bread and butter of the Greedy Oligarchal Pedophile-protectors.

Good news (I guess): Trump is not going to break that particular law re: the $5000 that we'll hear nothing more about after the election.

Your vote is tied directly to where you live here, all political offices cover some territory (a state, city, district, village, town, etc). So your vote is directly tied to where you live.

But it's not necessarily the case that the state always knows where someone lives. Yes, there are property deeds and utility bills and what-not, but there is no official place where everyone's addresses are held.

Therefore, "Registering to Vote" is really more like registering your address, so they know which ballot you need to vote on. Even ex-pats what no longer live in the country (but are still citizens) get to vote at the last US address they lived at.

There isn't always an "unregistration" process either. When you move, you just re-register. Since most of these are administered at the State level, if you move between States you may end up registered in two places. In most cases, that is perfectly legal! You only break the law if you actually vote in the same election in more than one place.

One of the major parties wants less citizens to vote, because they do better if less people vote, especially "those people". The other of the major parties wants all citizens to be able to vote. So setting up an automatic voter registration in all states, since this IS a given state's right, is a bit of a conflict, oddly enough. I absolutely agree it would in fact save a lot of trouble to just register every US citizen at age 18.

elections in the US are run by the states, not the federal government. a handful of states (specifically California, Colorado, Hawaii, Nevada, Oregon, Vermont, and Washington) automatically register eligible voters and send a mail ballot to every registered voter

We register to vote in other countries too, it's just an automatic process that happens alongside other things like filing your taxes.

Can private citizens who feel they can prove they've been directly harmed by presidential acts, sue the president?

Maybe a class-action per unconstitutional deed?

Can we get a GoFundMe for this or something?

“I am not a crook”