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Scott, Obama Administrations Square Off in Voter Roll Battle

Florida’s effort to remove noncitizen voters from its rolls is under federal scrutiny. What do you think?

 

 

Gov. Rick Scott’s plan to purge voter registration rolls of noncitizen voters may lead to a legal showdown in advance of the November presidential election.

Scott’s administration has undertaken an effort to verify the legitimacy of thousands of names currently on Florida’s voter registration rolls. The state says its search has turned up more than 180,000 registered voters who may not be citizens of the United States, according to The Tampa Tribune.

An earlier list of about 2,600 potential noncitizens was sent to Florida counties for verification earlier this year. Many of the names ended up belonging to legal citizens, the Tribune reports.

Even so, Scott’s administration wants to move forward with its efforts to locate and remove noncitizen voters from the rolls in advance of the November election. That move, Obama administration officials say, violates federal antidiscrimination and voting laws. The U.S. Department of Justice notified the state in a letter that its actions may violate federal laws.

What do you think about the voter purge? Should the state continue seeking to remove noncitizen voters from its rolls? Let us know in the comments section.

Scott’s administration fired back at the Justice Department with a letter accusing that agency of not understanding federal laws. The state also says the Department of Homeland Security is breaking the law by not allowing it access to the federal citizenship database.

The Tampa Bay Times is reporting that Florida officials are positioning themselves for what may become a legal battle over the issue.

Ken Detzner, Florida’s Secretary of State, says following the Obama administration’s demand would assist illegal voters in casting ballots.

"If the effect of the NVRA (National Voter Registration Act) is to force a state to allow never-eligible non-citizens the opportunity to vote," he wrote in a response to the Department of Justice, according to The Times, "then the statute might violate the Equal Protection Clause of the Constitution, which guarantees that the right to vote cannot be denied by a dilution of the weight of a citizen's vote."

Do you agree?

Related Topics: Florida Voter Purge, elections 2012, and register to vote

Guy

9:45 am on Thursday, June 7, 2012

Rick Scott is using the same tactics in FL that Jeb Bush used in 2000 to defraud AL Gore of the Presidency (A consortium of National newspapers later studied all the votes that WERE NOT COUNTED in 2000 and ascertained that, IF ALL THE VOTES IN FLORIDA WERE COUNTED IN THE 2000 PRESIDENTIAL RACE, AL GORE WOULD BE THE PRESIDENT INSTEAD OF GW BUSH!

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Jack Odom

9:52 am on Thursday, June 7, 2012

I think there should not be non citizens that can vote.

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Sue B Green

12:40 am on Sunday, June 10, 2012

Who is a non citizen who can vote? Please identify a few for me and I would appreciate a clear and concise definition of non citizens who are allowed to vote.

Kevin

10:01 am on Thursday, June 7, 2012

Once again we are going to be saddled with the costs of our State fighting a legal battle with our Federal Government, so the only winner in this is the lawyers!!! This money would be better spent on programs for the homeless, the needy and other Social Programs that seem to be set for eradication by the Republican Party!!!

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Jimbo

10:02 am on Thursday, June 7, 2012

Based on what has happened so far, more eligible voters will be denied their vote than non-eligible people will be found. Unless a simple and efficient system is found immediately, stop the purge!
Jimbo

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Bill

10:34 am on Thursday, June 7, 2012

In my opinion, no person should be able to vote unless they demonstrate a very minimal amount of knowledge on the topics and issues of the day. I am not saying it should be difficult but uninformed voters can not accurately assist in setting the direction of our country - - regardless of legal or illegal.

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bill

10:59 am on Thursday, June 7, 2012

Rick Scott in his true inept fashion is trying to steer Floridians away from problems in this state that he hasn't remedied in his term by distracting us with a racially charges issue that will divide Floridians . Hitler did it in a bigger scale to the Germans to distract them from their economic woes. Politicians do this to save their own skin and don't care what the consequences are as they hide behind the belief they are trying to do the right thing. It is pathetic.

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Torrey Craig

11:02 am on Thursday, June 7, 2012

Bill ??? Who might construct this test of current events that you suggest ??? To my mind that smacks of the literacy tests that where used during the regime of Jim Crow and his numerous friends.

In order for a person to cast a ballot they must affirm, under penalty of law, that they are a qualified elector. That they are a citizen period. Where you to fraudulently register to vote, you would be committing a third degree felony. As such you are subject to five years in prison and a five thousand dollar fine. How many people have been charged under the existing statues in the past year or five years?

Is there some real need for a new voter id card? At what cost would this card be issued? Why have Supervisor’s of Election, who are responsible for conducting elections, seemingly turned a deaf ear to Ricky Scott and his efforts to purge the rolls of non citizens? Have the local supervisors been falling down on the job? I don’t think so, but that seems to me to be the implied suggestion from Tally.

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Guy

11:14 am on Thursday, June 7, 2012

In the 2000 race, there were voters in Florida who had been registered in FL for 20 years and were found to be U.S. Citizens, yet they were denied the right to vote in 2000 due to the shenanigans of Jeb Bush and Katherine Harris

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Scottrey

3:48 pm on Thursday, June 7, 2012

Guy,
Stop your misinformed bellowing. The facts were their votes could not be determined because they either punched two candidates or none. The left have tried for sometime to rewrite this by ignoring the facts just like you have.

elizabeth gordon

11:17 am on Thursday, June 7, 2012

we should be helping people get to the poles, encourage voting and leave the process to a democratic fair vote.

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John Wilson

11:21 am on Thursday, June 7, 2012

What kind of question is this??? Only U.S. citizens are allowed to vote. Doesn't anyone read the constitition??? I'm a Democrat, but regardless of who wins or loses, if we can't have a fair election, let's just give the country back to the Indians.

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Torrey Craig

11:49 am on Thursday, June 7, 2012

Hey ??? John ??? Would that make us an Indian giver?

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Rol

9:36 am on Friday, June 8, 2012

Yeah John, "What kind of question is this??? Only U.S. citizens are allowed to vote."
Sounds like it would be fine for any foreigner who might be in this country, not a citizen, be able to vote. C'mon, there are laws to follow, albeit, the Gov't powers are void of these when applicable to their ideologies or personal preferences. It's only to we lowly commoners do laws apply and held to close scrutiny.

Here's the big problem; how to apply "only us citizens" when the Obama administration refuses to locate and deport illegal aliens? Look at the obstruction that's taking place by the Obama administrator "Holder"(DOJ head) on F&F (fast and furious) which by the way, DOJ is denying that f&f refers to Fast & Furious.

The idea of restraining non-us citizens or illegals from voting is quit evident especially when viewing what's been happening to our US system, the Leaders? of our system have been undermining for years and people have become "brainwashed" as it were, into this state of blaseness, until of course, BHO (POTUS) came onto the scene and excelled the agenda that's been running for years.

If Scott can supply the time, man power, money $$$$$$$$$$, to definitively expose the illegals on the voter rolls, expunge them and do so in the morally upright manner (legal & honest) then, Amen. DO IT!

Danielle

11:40 am on Thursday, June 7, 2012

How is this even a question?
If you aren't a citizen you shouldn't be able to vote.
I'm baffled that verifying the list of elligible voters is a problem.....

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Torrey Craig

12:02 pm on Thursday, June 7, 2012

It is not a question at all. The locally elected individual who maintains the rolls of qualified voters is the Supervisor of Elections. They are responsible for disqualifying individuals who might cast a ballot without meeting the established requirements for voting. To the best of my knowledge they have not been bring a rash of voter fraud cases.

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T Rex

7:23 pm on Thursday, June 7, 2012

you are a tool of the republicants. guv daddy warbucks and your terrible party want to throw up roadblocks to registration and voting. most new voters are minority voters and whatever "legal" impediments can be created to prevent them from voting will likely mean vote not cast for republicant opponents. the republicant party disingenuously maintains that they are doing these actions to prevent voter fraud. in reality this is ared herring. there is less than 1/1000 of a percent fraud. the republicans just create a smokscreen and dumb folks like you buy into their b.s.

Bill

11:45 am on Thursday, June 7, 2012

I can't believe I am the only person that feels that voters need to be informed before they vote, at least to a basic level. Before you drive a motor vehicle, a written and driving competency test is required. Gun safety tests and a license are required before anyone can take carry a shotgun hunting. Others can be hurt if these drivers and hunters aren't proven to be knowledgeable. Our country is being hurt at every election because voters are not knowledgeable.

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Torrey Craig

12:15 pm on Thursday, June 7, 2012

Bill ??? Who might construct this test of current events that you suggest ??? To my mind that smacks of the literacy tests that where used during the regime of Jim Crow and his numerous friends.

In order for a person to cast a ballot they must affirm, under penalty of law, that they are a qualified elector. That they are a citizen period. Where you to fraudulently register to vote, you would be committing a third degree felony. As such you are subject to five years in prison and a five thousand dollar fine. How many people have been charged under the existing statues in the past year or five years?

Is there some real need for a new voter id card? At what cost would this card be issued? Why have Supervisor’s of Election, who are responsible for conducting elections, seemingly turned a deaf ear to Ricky Scott and his efforts to purge the rolls of non citizens? Have the local supervisors been falling down on the job? I don’t think so, but that seems to me to be the implied suggestion from Tally.

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T Rex

7:27 pm on Thursday, June 7, 2012

the country is hurt at every election by those who vote for republicans and big corporations that control every aspect of your life. and poor white trash vote for republicans because they are scared to death of the changing demographics in this society.

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rockbo

9:06 am on Tuesday, June 12, 2012

Look I am for a fair vote,But I am not in favor taking a so called list or just wipe out names because of hertiage! this is about the gop win at any cost,including corporate America paying for it! I am sure the old that had voted for every election was told she couldnt vote and she was american born citzen and had every right to vote thats why you cant make up rules as you go! thats against every grain of America that was built our freedom to be able to vote going to back to 1700 times! this all about MONEY they being corporate America and the 1% that they dont want to pay taxes and nither does the GOP! 2004 elections is a perfect result of incompetence and so is our currenty Governor he bought the vote! cause nobody I know can find anybody that voted for him I am ashame to be a floridan and this Governor who paid 1 billion dollar fine for medicare fraud and he said it was oversight for ten years in a row! anything over 500.00 is consider a felony yet he paid his fine and was allowed to run thats fraud and because of that he not my governor his is an ex con! so whos fooling who!

Roy K. McGinnis

12:34 pm on Thursday, June 7, 2012

In this Post 9/11 world you SHOULD have some sort of ID that identifies us as citizens of the U.S.A.! .....and have HARSH penalties for producing fake ones.

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Torrey Craig

4:48 pm on Thursday, June 7, 2012

Roy ??? David ??? Did you look at the posting above? Should an individual fraudulently register to vote, they would subject to prosecution for committing a third degree felony. How does that fail you suggestion? That is the law as it has been in place for any number of years.

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T Rex

7:28 pm on Thursday, June 7, 2012

Just carry a gun and stand your ground.

David

1:50 pm on Thursday, June 7, 2012

I am not a big fan of our governor but this is one thing that I agree on big time. Why should a non citizen get to vote n something using my tax dollars? That doesn't make much sense does it? How did they get registered to vote in the first place? Politicians wanting to swell the voter rolls and sneak bad votes in is why.

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rockbo

9:10 am on Tuesday, June 12, 2012

yes and those policticans just happened to be the GOP!

Jayne Krakowiak

2:03 pm on Thursday, June 7, 2012

It's not so much WHAT is being done - yes, only eligible US citizens should be allowed to vote - but HOW the purge is being done - that is in question. The wrong tactics and done too late to be resolved before the elections. Governor Scott's actions at this time smacks of alteriors motives. His is a growing list of such actions. His election to the governor's poistion is a perfect example of Bill's point that people should inform themselves of who and what they are voting for before they vote.

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Terry

2:43 pm on Thursday, June 7, 2012

Get rid of the Illegal Voters, what doesnt the Administration understand with the word Illegal? When they become legal THEN let them vote until then NO, This is one issue both parties should agree on IF they want a fair legal election.

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ME

3:31 pm on Thursday, June 7, 2012

I wish I had all the words to describe how strongly I oppose fraudelent voting. Voting is for citizens. It is taken away from felons, and should be for illegals too. You want to vote? Go through the proper channels and become a citizen. Nothing should be available for non citizens. No voting-no medical-no food stamps-no welfare.Get it the right way!

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Lenzy Glenn

3:42 pm on Thursday, June 7, 2012

Why wait until election time to pull this, it makes it look like it's being done for the wrong reason. The job should be a yearly or bi yearly check done by the office of elections, that is part of their job. This is a shield to change the upcoming elections. I agree that the cost of fighting to do this is will cost the state money that we don't have and add to the bad name that Florida has earned at voting time in the last 12-13 years.

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EARL

4:21 pm on Thursday, June 7, 2012

No non citizen should be allowed to vote. NO ONE on either side of this debate is arguing that point. The simple fact of the matter is that NOT ONE CASE OF VOTER FRAUD HAS BEEN PROSECUTED IN THIS STATE. However... HUNDREDS OF CASES OF LEGAL CITIZENS HAVE BEEN DENIED THE RIGHT TO VOTE THROUGH THIS WITCH HUNT. NO one should be denied the right to vote because they have a hispanic last name!!! What individual gain is there for an illegal migrant worker to vote???? He would only be exposing himself to the threat of being caught!!! This is a NON-ISSUE being made out to be a BIG issue by those who would deny the right to votee to minorities... JIM CROWE all over again!

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T Rex

6:46 pm on Thursday, June 7, 2012

Voting accomplishes nothing. Power comes from guns,

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Rol

9:11 am on Sunday, June 10, 2012

Spoken like a true hard core leftist. Spin it bud....

Joy Kobasko

7:21 pm on Thursday, June 7, 2012

The way this voter purge is being undertaken is highly dubious. Of course those not eligible shouldn't be allowed to vote, but like it's been stated before, there was not a widespread problem before these Voter ID laws began spreading around. If Scott's gone too far this time, I hope the Feds intervene.

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rockbo

9:20 am on Tuesday, June 12, 2012

but what your missing is the rezoning and other tactics that the gop has been try to do and whos list our the state using you cant go by hearitage or prophiling its not the answer and deney those that have the right to vote not being able to vote look at russia and look at us putin who hates America went around the laws and change the law so he could run again and you box of ballots disappeared that werent in his favor that what we our looking at this upcoming election the things done by the GOP has been notorouis but they have done everything possible to make the recovery of there mess has proven there same old agenda win at any cost including cheating!

JS2012

8:20 pm on Thursday, June 7, 2012

You know what the Democrats say....VOTE EARLY AND OFTEN! You should not be allowed to vote unless you can produce a valid ID. Democrats have used the excuse that voters have been turned away from the polls and come to find out it was because the voters showed up at a voting site other than the one they were assigned to or they didn't have their voter id cards or any photo id. Those people should not be allowed to vote. Go Rick Scott and your staff for standing up for citizens who do the right thing. I will vote for you again come next election.

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shanononon

11:00 am on Friday, June 8, 2012

I didn't vote in the gubernatorial race, so I'm part of the problem we have Scott and his bullies to contend with. What I found out the last time I went to the polls was that somehow my address had been erroneously registered in South Florida. I have never lived outside of Tampa. When I expressed alarm and concern to the precinct staff, they stated (like this is nothing surprising) "I've had several people tell me that today". I don't trust Rick Scott as anything more than a snake. If anyone shows up at the polls without i.d. THEN they don't get the right to vote, but it is not this politicians place to take away a persons legal right.

carl

7:40 am on Friday, June 8, 2012

citizen should be the only one's voting, not illegals that just want to get on the entitlement line at the tax payers expense.

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rick barasso

8:41 am on Friday, June 8, 2012

Kind of like his drug testing plan! Worthless

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Denise Houston

8:48 am on Friday, June 8, 2012

I would just like the people that have a right to vote... VOTE..
It's pretty sad the turn out at our local elections. Seems to me that's were the whole process starts.
One person can make a difference. Not a fan of Scotts..... I vote the issues not the Party...

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Rol

9:57 am on Friday, June 8, 2012

Denise, I applaud you, if everyone would do just that we wouldn't have this problem we have. Those people who vote straight tickets and don't bother to vet candidates, look at issues or the relevance of them are part of the problem we have.

Howard

8:59 am on Friday, June 8, 2012

This governor could not care less about who is eligible to vote. He spent 75 million of the fortune he made on medicare to buy his way to the mansion. He lied and pandered to the unthinking to get enough of them to vote for him to be elected and then start wreaking havoc on everything from the environment to education. He has made no attempt to keep his main promise as a candidate -700,000 new jobs. This latest nonsense is simply to divert attention from his utter failure to lead, his cluelessness as to what is important and his continued pandering to his buddies on the fringe. He won't spend on what's important but the credit card comes out for his pandering.

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Rol

9:51 am on Friday, June 8, 2012

Personally, I have no problem with a photo ID for voting. We basically can't go anywhere without ID, you know, drive a car, buy certain products etc. So, what's the dif, right?

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Rol

10:19 am on Friday, June 8, 2012

Here is something to think about. Ever since Johnson and his "Great Society;" letting the Politicians hands get hold of the Social Security funds,( how's that working for ya?) things have slid down ward. Now, the Gov't wants or should I say demands that illegals remain and more to infiltrate the country. It's for a tax base, they foresee as a way of getting more funds to widen the welfare system of this country. Everybody loves to get things for free, as long as they feel it doesn't interfere with their lives; they could care less of others or their country as long as they get theirs for free.

Just something thrown out there in the stew, you know?

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Scott

10:55 am on Friday, June 8, 2012

Ok, lets review: Not a citizen? YOU CAN'T VOTE!!! Its the law. Failure to route out these ILLEGAL voters and FAILURE to remove them from the voting roles is dereliction of duty as a governor!
Since the President is fighting this, what does that make him??? Gov Scott needs to tell the DOJ to stay out of this unless they they can produce a law that mandates non-citizens voting in Florida.

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Sharon Short

2:06 pm on Friday, June 8, 2012

I am a registered Democrat for about 55 years. I vote the person or the issue,as I see it...not the Party. I try to stay informed on issues. I believe that all LEGAL citizens have the right to vote and that they should be able and required to produce legal identification in order to cast their vote. It's the law! Enforce it!

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Anne Onomous

2:31 pm on Friday, June 8, 2012

Thank God there are still a FEW people in this area with some common sense and not just a bunch of lemmings following their parties over a cliff while trying to take the rest of us with them.

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monique thomas

9:31 pm on Friday, June 8, 2012

A clarifying article to address some concerns raised by commenters...

http://www.nationalreview.com/articles/301900/who-may-vote-florida-hans-von-spakovsky?pg=1#

Florida is operating by the law, observing the 1993 National Voting Rights Act, the 2002 Help America Vote Act as well as State election law. No longer do we have to have a disabled vehicle of voter integrity stuck on the side of the road due to lack of maintenance of the 'motor voter' law's provisions since its inception 10 years ago. There has been no good Samaritan around to come to the aid of the stranded legally registered voter in that vehicle. Gov. Rick Scott is following the rules of the road. 'How dare he?', some like T Rex contend. For him to continue ignore those rules is to be against the law. His actions are not a 'D' or 'R', left or right response. It is a matter what is wrong or right.

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Sue B Green

1:41 am on Sunday, June 10, 2012

I don't think illegals should be allowed to vote or criminals or anyone else that is not a properly qualifed registered voter. However, what Scott and the Republicans are doing is blatanly trying to destroy the Democracti's voter base. If the rolls are that bad why are heads not rolling in the Voter Registratioon Department in Floriida? Scoot is runnning scared, he has not live up to his promises. What he has done left
our state wide open to devlelopment with no locat intervention, cut back viciously on our eduacation budget (the future of our country), he threw away a once in a lifetime opportunity for rapid transit system between Tampa and Orlando, just threw it BACK!,, This is all part of the BIG REPUBLICAN PLAN. If you are in middle class millions of americans you better pray they don't take the Presidency and Congress because you can kiss you Social Security, Health Insurance and life as you know it today over as they cut everthing as quickly as they can and destroy this country.

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monique thomas

9:50 am on Sunday, June 10, 2012

Sue and all, I ask that you reach out to your local Supervisor of Elections. As a new resident of Florida I spoke with mine to understand how the system has been designed. They were very helpful and took the time to explain where the difficiencies are and how they got there. I also refer back to my comment made on June 8. The posted article details the relationship between the federal government and state election laws.

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Greg Griffin

12:37 pm on Sunday, June 10, 2012

In my opinion, it's another example of Mr. Holder obstructing justice.
Of course, voters should be able to identify themselves, as validation of eligibility.
A person needs identification to drive or fly. A person needs identification to get a drink. Identification is often required to obtain a hotel room, or write a check in a department store, or cash a check in a bank. It's only reasonable to expect identification when voting for our leaders.
It's not difficult for eligible voters to obtain appropriate identification. We all need identification. It's a silly arguement.

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Torrey Craig

9:28 am on Monday, June 11, 2012

Greg, you already have a state issued card enabling you to vote. It is called a Voter Registration Card.

Sue ??? Specifically who is advocating that non citizens be allowed to vote???

Scott ??? Why do you envision empowering the Governor with a set of broad new powers, when the authority to review and correct voter registration is mandated to local officials? These powers are in the hands of the locally elected Supervisor of Elections as well as the local State's Attorney?

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S. Ripley

10:03 am on Monday, June 11, 2012

This has got to be a Patch record for the number of posted comments! I suspect simply the combination of our Governor and The President in the headline is what’s driving this. I suggest an experiment: post an article where the headline is “Barack Obama and Rick Scott to have Ice Cream Eating Contest”. I’ll bet that, regardless of article content, you’ll get a flurry of passionate comments. If only we got this excited about exercising, working, raising our kids, cleaning our rooms, volunteering, etc…

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Jim Adams

7:26 am on Tuesday, June 19, 2012

How much did rick scott's momma get paid to be on television and tell the blatant lie, " Rick's a good boy, he'll get Florida back to work". The Republican Creed: Swear to the lie. Love the liar. Scorn the truth.

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LM

5:33 pm on Monday, July 2, 2012

"Verify" the voter rolls? I'd like someone to show me proof of at least one non-citizen that was allowed to vote in the past, in any state in the last 236 years. The verification process is completed when a US citizen applies for a voter registration card at the county of residence. The State wants to prevent the poor and minorities from voting as most of them would vote for democrats running for office. The GOP, to which I belong, needs to find other legal ways to win elections. The money the state is going to spend fighting the feds can be used to improve our education system which is lagging behind most of the other states in the Union.

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Rol

6:18 pm on Monday, July 2, 2012

Here it is LM, just for you!

OK1996 Election - California
One of the most extensively documented cases of illegal voting was in California in 1996. Loretta Sanchez, a Democrat, defeated Republican incumbent Robert Dornan by 984 votes. Dornan called for an investigation of alleged illegal voting by noncitizens. According to Congressional Quarterly, a Washington, DC newspaper that focuses on developments in Congress, "Task force Chairman [U.S. Representative] Vernon J. Ehlers, R-Mich., said investigators had found concrete evidence of 748 illegal votes by noncitizens, not enough to throw Sanchez's victory into doubt."

Of course there are many more instances but you request just one.

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Dad of Three

8:29 pm on Monday, July 2, 2012

The first point is that we must ask what is the objective and verifiable PERCENTAGE of so-called fraudulent voting in each state, and particularly in Florida?

Second, while I would agree that voter validity checks should be periodically and regularly done, it should not be done later than six months before any federal or state general election.

It is far too convenient a voter suppression tactic when it is done at this time.

Of course, if all you want to do is to win an election, and you don't care about suppressing liberty, or trampling the rights of Americans, then I suppose that Scott is doing the best job to insure that his party wins, regardless of his apparent contempt for the US Constitution.

I'm a lifelong Republican, but i care more about the rights of the people than the victory of my party.

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Rol

12:12 am on Tuesday, July 3, 2012

Dad of three, the first point (a) The objective (I suppose) is to make a decision on your best knowledge of ideology and what you want to achieve from either party.The fraudulent votes would disrupt the outcome of your perceived decision. Hence the debacle that took place in Fl. Stats can be found:
http://www.fraudfactor.com/fffl2kdisqualified.html

Second: It would certainly help the whole situation if the Federal Government would be honest enough to supply information when asked, instead of stonewalling.
Lately we have seen and heard enough about stonewalling coming out of the White House haven't we!

As far as contempt for the constitution, you really haven't too far to look in the administration we have in Washington. Ladies keep your knees together and gentlemen, keep your back against the wall.

Look at the history of the incumbents, the ideology of all and mostly vett, vett, vett.
This is why we're in the mess we're in.

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Dad of Three

1:10 am on Tuesday, July 3, 2012

Thus saith Rol: "Ladies keep your knees together and gentlemen, keep your back against the wall."

Are you kidding me? What kind of upbringing did you have?

Do you really want this to revert to a schoolyard fight among sixth-graders?

Grow up, sir.

monique thomas

9:16 pm on Monday, July 2, 2012

Gov. Scott asked for the info from Dept of Homeland Security nearly a year ago to clean the rolls. The info was not released because of foot dragging at the federal level with time running short is no reason to excoriate the governor. What are the motivations of the Attorney General Holder for the stalling tactics? In 2008 AG Holder refused to investigate charges of alleged voter fraud in CT. Irregularities in the absentee ballot process involving ACORN were of no concern to him then. Why should things be any different in 2012?

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Rol

4:09 pm on Tuesday, July 3, 2012

Dad od Three!=
You sir are an A$$ Hul..... You have no conception of what was meant by the statements. I'll refresh your stupid sht filled head. Your going to get screwed by this administration, as much as you're a repuican I suppose you don't know that both parties do dirty tricks, whether at the polls or counting votes. I can tell yocan't respond properly so I took it upon myself to return that same response. Don't bother with apologies, I already know who and what you are!

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