Florida Continues Purging Illegals On Voter Rolls

[Harry Riley]

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From: "Holly Winsman" <[e-mail]>
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Sent: Thursday, June 7, 2012 2:48:00 PM GMT -05:00 US/Canada Eastern
Subject: Florida illegal voters

 

Hello all,

 

I just spoke with Stacy in Tally at the Secretary of State's office (Ken Detzer) and they are not backing down from purging illegally registered voters and they sent a letter of such to the DOJ yesterday.  They have also sent lists to each individual county of names that "could" be illegal so that each SOE's office can check the names and see if they are legal or not. This was done two to three weeks ago.

 

If you like you can call the Secretary of State and tell them you agree with what they are doing and to keep purging.  It is actually a violation of law not to purge illegal voters in Florida.  Eric Holder and Obama have NO stand on this subject at all.  If you would like to call Tally, their number is:  850-245-6200. I didn't push a number but the "operator" transfered me over to Stacy who informed me of all this information. I did offer my name and city and that I supported what they are doing.  She said they are getting calls from both sides of the row, this is not good. Those that are against the purge should not be allowed to live in this state.

 

Please start thinking about forming groups in your own county at the SOE's office and plan on purging in September.  I don't want to do it now, for the elections may not occur and if you leave a six month gap, there is plenty of time to add more illegal voters. We, the people are going to have to do this!!!!!!  It's not an option.

FL has AT LEAST  180,000.  illegally registered voters just based on cross referencing driver license and voter registration info.   The Obama DOJ  has commanded FL to STOP the purge the voter roles of illegals!  Not on my watch!!!!!!! After doing the voter registration for WI a couple of months ago, there are about six things to consider when checking authenticity. My guess would be that we have over a million illegal voters in Florida!!!!! 

 

Please forward to all Florida voters!!!  Also, try looking for voters that are not registered, preferably voters that are legal (ha ha) and that know the Constitution or are willing to learn it and have them become a registered voter.

 

Thanks,

Holly

[Raymond J Goodwin II]

We can only hope that those in Tallahassee don't cave to the Washington despots. Purging the rolls is the only way to get the mess straightened out, at least for a few days.

[Harry Riley]

I sent the below to my Supervisor of Elections.

 

Mr. Lux,  Supervisor of Elections, Okaloosa County, FL

 

Are you doing this??

 

"Florida law changed recently regarding signature verification of absentee ballots. While we have always compared the voter's signature or mark on the back of the absentee envelope to the signature or mark we have on file, now we are restricted to using the last one provided by a voter on a Florida Voter Registration Application form. For some voters it's been years since they last completed an Application form." "In an effort to update your record with a fresh signature and avoid potential "no match" situations"

 

How are you ensuring valid citizens vote in upcoming election.

 

 

Harry Riley, COL, USA, Ret

[Harry Riley]

Here is my Supervisor of elections reply:

Ahhh, many thanks. I guess we each interpret the laws a little differently. Our canvassing board usually likes to see the most recent voter signature regardless of the document it is on. In some circumstances they will even ask to view all signatures to see any patterns in the progressive change to a signature.

In any case, I suppose by an economy of scale we have less voters and therefore more time to make carefully weighed decisions before we reject a ballot.

I think that given the wide variety of ways to make address changes and updates (including by web and by signature pad at HSMV) that that interpretation is a bit narrow.

I hope this addresses your concern. If not, please let me know.



Paul A. Lux
Supervisor of Elections
Okaloosa County, Florida
[e-mail]
850.689.5600

[Harry Riley]

http://www.postonpolitics.com/2012/06/scott-pumps-up-tea-partiers-d...

Scott pumps up tea partiers, digs in over voter purge

by Dara Kam | June 10th, 2012

Gov. Rick Scott pumped up a conservative crowd at a Tea Party Express event in the Capitol city Sunday afternoon, urging the activists to help him gain support for a controversial non-citizen voter purge now in federal court.

Wearing khakis, a blue button-down shirt with the sleeves rolled up and his signature custom-made cowboy boots, Scott defended the purge and enlisted their aid getting President Obama’s administration to cooperate by granting access to a federal immigration database.

“Okay so the latest is who should get to vote in our state and in our country. People that are citizens of our country. It’s very simple, right? Who comes up with the idea that you get to vote if you’re not a citizen?” Scott asked near the end of a 15-minute speech at the Tallahassee Antique Car Museum.

Scott explained that his administration unsuccessfully tried to get Homeland Security to give Florida access to the Systematic Alien Verification for Entitlements, or “SAVE,” database the states are supposed to be allowed to use to check voter IDs, among other things.

“That database is obligated to be given to us and it says it’s for voter registration. Go look at it. It’s the SAVE database from Homeland Security. It’s our right to get that data. For whatever reason, they decided not to give it to us. Can you imagine why?” Scott said. “So we have to, you have to, demand that Homeland Security does their job. I’m going to continue to stand up for your right. I do not want one person’s vote in this state diluted by somebody that doesn’t have the right to vote.”

Scott’s office on Friday released a document showing that 86 individuals were removed from the voter rolls since Secretary of State Ken Detzner sent a list of about 2,600 potential non-citizen voters to elections supervisors in April. The error-riddled list turned out to include the names of Floridians who were naturalized citizens and one decorated World War II veteran. The state department contends that 46 of those people – about one-third of one percent – voted in previous elections. But a Miami Herald/Tampa Bay Times review found that only six of those had cast ballots.

The purge has created a national firestorm and partisan split.

Scott remained steadfastly committed to the purge on Sunday.

“Here’s what we know. We know that people are on our voter rolls that don’t have a right to vote. We know that. We know that people have voted that don’t have a right to vote. We know that. How many races should be decided by somebody that doesn’t have the right to vote. Not one. Not one. Not one person should have the right to vote that doesn’t have the right to vote. That is wrong and it is a crime,” he said.

U.S Attorney General Eric Holder’s office last month told Scott to stop the scrub, saying it appeared to violate two federal laws. The federal “motor voter” law prohibits states from doing purges 90 days before an election. That deadline passed May 16 for Florida’s Aug. 14 primary. And Friday the ACLU and others sued Scott’s administration over the purge, asking a federal court to put a stop to it until the Justice Department weighs in.

But a defiant Scott instructed the tea partiers to contact “everybody that’s involved” and demand that the state get access to SAVE, adding that he’s not backing down. The ACLU and others sued Scott’s administration on Friday, asking a federal court to stop the purge until the Justice Department weighs in.

“It’s not going to be easy. I need your support. You need to go out there and let everybody know that this is wrong.”

Scott said later he is considering suing the Obama administration over its refusal to grant permission to use the database.

“I’ll decide over the next few days what we’re going to do. But I’m going to defend our right to vote. I care about every individual’s right to vote. I don’t want it diluted by somebody else’s vote,” he told reporters after the event.

During his speech, Scott repeatedly urged the tea partiers to put their grassroots activism to use over the purge.

“Your job is to make sure those individuals do their job. Call them. Do what you’ve done to me. I think last week I got 5,000 e-mails. E-mail me. Call. And call everybody else…I’m going to do my job. I’m going to make sure that happens,” he said.

In her introduction of Scott, Tea Party Express co-founder Amy Kremer also riled up the anti-Obama administration crowd over the purge, calling it part of an effort by Democrats to “steal” elections.

“If the Democrats cannot win it fair and square, they will steal it. They have done it before. We cannot let them take this away from us,” she said.

The battle over the voter vetting is on hold in Florida as the state’s 67 elections supervisors have said they will not continue the process until the issue is straightened out between Scott and the Obama administration or the courts. The elections supervisors are the only ones who have the ability to actually remove voters from the rolls.

Scott said he’s confident the supervisors will do the right thing.

“They got elected. They know their job. They have an obligation. My job is to enforce the law that I’m responsible for. They have an obligation to enforce their laws. They’re not supposed to allow anybody to vote that doesn’t have a right to vote,” he said Sunday. “They’re going to do the right thing. They’re doing the right thing. Not one person has been kicked off a voter roll that has a right to vote. But we do know people have voted. We do know people are on the voter rolls that don’t have a right to vote.”

Scott, whose popularity among Florida voters remains lackluster, told reporters he appeared at the event to help get voters primed for the November elections.

“Just to energize the vote. Get people out. Let people know this election’s important. Every election’s important. You always hear that this election’s the most important one. But elections are important. They have an impact. If you want to change the direction of the state, the country, you’ve got to show up,” he said.

[Kate Svagdis]

Who would believe the DOJ soon to be held in Contempt of Congress has any inkling of sincerity for true the vote? It's all about stealing the election for bHo.

Our SOE said contact US Reps and Senators and DHS to release names on known illegals to SOS. DHS it not allowing SOS access to computer data base to report known illegals.

[Kate Svagdis]

Keep telling people to call and email the Governor to win this battle against dems, obama, and DOJ funneling illegal votes.

Do it everyday-you son , daughter, friend, neighbor-keep our elections free of corruption and fraud. Vote out those 3 judges, too.

[G Miller]

It's so wonderful when the system actually works.