boatman37
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- Jun 6, 2015
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Like I said earlier, if they can find a way to go get their beer and cigarettes then they can find a way to vote.From A CNBC article
https://www.cnbc.com/2020/10/26/fre...ion-options-to-get-to-your-polling-place.html
"But voting in person poses accessibility issues that can suppress participation, particularly for those who do not have a car or reliable public transportation, or those who live far away from their polling place. While 66% of voters with access to a car voted in the 2018 general election, just 36% of voters without access to a car voted, according to recent research from professors at Harvard University and Boston University."
So not having a car and being too f#@@&ing lazy to walk to the poling place or pick up the phone to ask a friend or relative to take you is voter suppression? If it were important to you, you would find a way. Easier to play the victim card I guess.
Also, I was a State Constable from 2004-2010 and part of my duties was to serve as law enforcement at the polls. A buddy of mine said a bus pulled up to his polling site that was rented by the democratic party and picked up voters from the projects and brought them in free of charge. If you want to vote bad enough then you will find a way.