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Thursday, February 13, 2025

State Audit Reveals Why Voter Citizenship Was Not Tracked in Arizona, Discovers U.S. Non-Citizen Residents Illegally Registered to Vote


After concerns arose last year over the numbers of noncitizens on Arizona’s voter rolls, Governor Katie Hobbs ordered an audit to determine why there were so many.

The audit, which was released last week, examined the problems that arose at the Motor Vehicle Division (MVD) within the Arizona Department of Transportation, which offers “motor voter” automatic voter registration to Arizonans conducting driving-related transactions. The audit investigated a “glitch” allowing over 200,000 voters who did not show documented proof of citizenship (DPOC) before 1996 and found another glitch allowing U.S. nationals to register to vote.

12 comments:

  1. What are you talking about? There's not one shred of evidence of fraud per FJB.

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  2. A "glitch." You bet.

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  3. There is a lot to unpack here in AZ. The commies found a way in and have entrenched themselves deep. More than I want to get into, would require a whole posting. Suffice it to say, dear commies in AZ, you are about to "find out".

    Tom762

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  4. Considering how much paperwork I had to produce to get my driver's license changed from Kansas to Arizona...I call bullshit.
    She got backed into a corner and had to come clean. The problem is not pre-1996. The problem is the Demon-crats went door to door trying to register anybody in the household who looked like they were over the age of 18. And I know because I had those jerks beating on my front door.

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    1. Howdy, neighbor.
      AZ wouldn't accept my birth cert because it was a photostat of the original.
      (The original stays with state archive, a photostat was issued)

      So I had to fill out a request and mail that with fee to the state of my birth.
      (Due to understaffed/overworked, the online portal didn't work. The expected delay was four months turnaround. That became seven months.)

      So in all it took nearly nine months before I could register in AZ. Yes, that problem started with AZ because they would not accept the photostat issued when I was born which was never rejected anywhere else in over 6 decades.

      This here article barely scratches into the tale of fraud and woe.

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  5. In other news , later we will finally find out if water is wet and if democracy is compatible with a republic form of government. Film at eleven...

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  6. Katie Hobbs was AZ SecState during the 2020 election debacle. SecState oversees AZ elections. She has no interest in cleaning up the voter rolls.

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  7. So is she going to step down after appointing Kari Lake as her successor? No? Then, in reality, so what?

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  8. Funny how glitches only benefit one side. True mistakes would also work out against them on occasion.

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  9. I was in a group of AZ drivers licenses that had an incorrect expiration date on it. (Should have been at age 65, not 60)
    When I went to renew it, I had to provide proof I was a citizen. I said, “I had to provide proof when you issued one to me me at age 16! What’s different now?”
    “Well we can’t accept your old license as proof.” This so called “glitch” made me provide a birth certificate but illegals get a pass. Fucking bullshit.

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  10. Fucking 'glitches' should go to jail.
    Ed

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