ALERT! Estimated 100,000 NY City Voters Have Power to Contest Rejected Affidavit Ballots *DEADLINE*

[MrMickeysMom]

Cross Post from GD-P - Thanks, Tomm2thumbs

This is a time-sensitive -
TYT Politics Reporter Jordan Chariton (@JordanChariton) reports an update to the ongoing New York Primary lawsuit regarding an estimated over 100,000 of affidavit ballots that were cast in the New York Primary on April 19th.

** Nineteen Days and Counting..... Act Now **


http://www.democraticunderground.com/1017369357

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1. Thank You For Sharing

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[MrMickeysMom]

2. You're very welcomed!

As a NY state resident for a significant portion of my life with family still there, and relatives who came into this country via the Harbor, I owe it to them!

Kick!

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3. knr nt

[Amimnoch]

4. Voters should not have to go through this to get their vote counted.

Apparently they have the database of people who were incorrectly removed from the rolls.
They have the affidavit ballots.

Those who were removed in accordance with the rules should not have their vote counted.. period.
Those who were disenfranchised should have their votes counted and final tallies adjusted.. period. WITHOUT having to spend their extra time and energy fighting to get their vote counted.

Especially in this age of technology, if the board of elections don't have the capability of doing this without putting such a burden on the voters, they need to be tossed out and competent people put in.

And I say this as a supporter of Hillary. Regardless of if the disenfranchisement goes for or against your candidate, disenfranchisement is a blight on our system, and nobody should support it.

[IdaBriggs]

5. ^== And THIS ATTITUDE makes me PROUD to be a Democrat!

[mopinko]

6. right on target.

give me a break, peeps. just count the damn votes.

[Enthusiast]

7. Kicked and recommended!