A qualified elector is a different thing than a voter. Electors are those that are selected by the parties to travel and participate in the Electoral College. The voters determine which set of electors get selected.
In general, if we have universal ID's, then it makes sense... There are a segment of the poor that just don't have ID, and it currently adversely affects one party more than the other.
Once you require ID, then republicans start adding roadblocks and requirements that make it tougher for classes of people.
On top of all that, it is an attempt to solve a problem that doesn't exist. Non-citizens are not attempting to vote.
Most of the super rich don't make their Monday through wages.
Certainly they must make their Tuesday through wages?
I watched the whole video.. Mowed down like 90 deer in a row.
Storing permanently locally doesn't sound like a good solution..
If you could adjust the length of time to keep cached/proxy'd images locally and increase it significantly, I'd think that would be the preferred solution.
He's not planning to get that far... Just needs the optics a few weeks before the election and then, win or lose, will drop the case without going through discovery.
A lot of cars have cell service.. I'm not aware of any that allow for BYO SIM. It's a great idea, though.
Love the CX-50..
I acknowledge the cell connectivity in the car costs Mazda money to keep running. Most cars with that kind of connectivity charge for it. But, I think 10/month is too much.
Absolutely, but let's not make it worse by putting the presidential election behind it... It's bad enough it causes an imbalance in the House of Representatives. It would be far worse than the Electoral College.
My bad, I looked up Western Samoa and got redirected to regular Samoa not American Samoa...
Hopefully the Kender is not too angry and won't "borrow" all my stuff.
I'll give that a shot... Does that mean the US also owns much of Europe and any country in the UN?
I only need 1.21 gigawatts...
California does not depend on Almonds, it only accounts for 1/4 of 1% of the California economy.
In the US, the experience differs drastically, but you only see the long lines in the news.. My location has short lines, old retirees running the polls.
It differs by state, mine is 7am to 8pm in addition to the preceding 2 weeks for early voting.