![]() Is Alberta dropping I.D. requirements for prospective voters'Provincial Politics | 207612 hits | Dec 12 6:43 am | Posted by: DrCaleb Commentsview comments in forum Page 1 You need to be a member of CKA and be logged into the site, to comment on news. |
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There is your loophole.
Busloads of dippers from BC incoming.
There is your loophole.
Busloads of dippers from BC incoming.
Not even a little. No Scrutineer will allow a busload of people to be vouched for. And they would still need valid ID.
More scaremongering, just like the UCP wants. Ddn't work for Harper, will fail for Kenney too.
And no investigation will be made.
You can do it one resident for one busser, staggered throughout the day.
You're just upset because you think people won't do it. They will.
Because there is no reason to drop the residency requirement.
Yeah but not Alberta ID.
And no investigation will be made.
Yes, you still need utility receipts to prove you are a resident. That isn't changing. You can still be 'vouched' if you aren't on the electoral list, but you still have to prove you are a resident.
You're just upset because you think people won't do it. They will.
Because there is no reason to drop the residency requirement.
Other than the 2015 suggestion by the Chief Electoral Officer (appointed by Redford). Kenney doesn't like Mr. Resler since he made suggestions that 3rd party spending be tightened in the next election.
I'm not upset at all, I'm just doing what I always do, countering FUD with fact.
I suppose if they have to manufacture false complaints then they must not have any real ones?
Vouching has always existed in Canada. No bus loads of vouchers yet though. Also the voucher and vouchee have to be at the same polling station where they both reside. There are not many voters in a single polling station to begin with so it�s not plausible to just sneak in bus loads of vouchees all claiming to have just moved into the neighbourhood. . I guess not being a Canadian citizen you have no comprehension of how our democracy works though.
I suppose if they have to manufacture false complaints then they must not have any real ones?
So a couple years ago someone on here posted a link where anyone could register to vote in Ontario and for lulz I did so. I even used my post office box in Sacramento as my address. I was expecting to get told to piss off.
And then I received a ballot. So I voted.
At no point was I asked if I was a Canadian citizen, resident, or even if I was a Leafs fan (I'm not).
So what the hell. I figure if people like yourself think it's racist and bigoted to verify who's voting in US elections then I should respect your values by voting Conservative in Ontario.
or even if I was a Leafs fan (I'm not).
(no one is!)
or even if I was a Leafs fan (I'm not).
(no one is!)
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Ok, perhaps there is one still left.