@RpsAgainstTrump Literally the same move my kids learned in tot gymnastics. It’s named “skin the cat” but the 2 and 3 yrs olds hold on longer and bring their legs back through rather than just dropping to the ground.
@BarackObama Thank you! I worked 21 hours today as a poll worker getting up at 4am and get home at 1am. What a great team of bipartisan workers that I was privileged to work with today.
@3Strands4now I am not a bot. Is that your go to response when someone disagrees with you? Or is it because I cut and pasted a response to all of you who can’t figure out how elections really work?! Either way you don’t understand voting in AZ
@3Strands4now@marceelias@votolatino How? You have to show ID at the polls. You don’t live in AZ so you have NO CLUE about how strict voter ID laws are here. No way a non-citizen or even a non- registered voter can vote in an election.
@sharky_politics@marceelias@votolatino You must not live in AZ, otherwise you would know we have both voter ID and signature verification. No way someone can vote a ballot of a deceased person.
@shere_khan698@marceelias@votolatino You must not live in AZ, otherwise you would know we have both voter ID and signature verification. No way someone can vote a ballot of a deceased person.
@1stHazmat@marceelias@votolatino That gal lives in CT. This lawsuit is about purging voter roles in AZ.
You must not live in AZ, otherwise you would know we require proof of citizenship to register to vote, and voter ID and signature verification for ballots. No way someone can vote a ballot of a deceased person
@3Strands4now@marceelias@votolatino Ballot harvesting in AZ is illegal and this lawsuit is not about that anyway. It is about purging voter rolls.
You must not live in AZ, otherwise you would know we have both voter ID and signature verification. No way someone can vote a ballot of a deceased person.
@Patriot_Party1@marceelias@votolatino@AZCourts@AZGOP You must not live in AZ, otherwise you would know we require proof of citizenship to register to vote, and both voter ID and signature verification. No way someone can vote a ballot of a deceased person.
@WildBillPecos @marceelias@votolatino You must not live in AZ, otherwise you would know we have both voter ID and signature verification. No way someone can vote a ballot of a deceased person.
@SinNomb54107159@marceelias@votolatino You must not live in AZ, otherwise you would know we have both voter ID and signature verification. No way someone can vote a ballot of a deceased person.
@DStateRespTeam@marceelias@votolatino You must not live in AZ, otherwise you would know we have both voter ID and signature verification. No way someone can vote a ballot of a deceased person.
@Builderman685@marceelias@votolatino AZ has voter ID at the polls and AZ requires proof of citizenship to register to vote. No way non-citizens can vote in AZ.