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Mississippi’s Senate race between Scott Colom and Cindy Hyde-Smith is taking so long to decide in part because of the state’s unusually high number of affidavit…
Mississippi’s Senate race between Scott Colom and Cindy Hyde-Smith is taking so long to decide in part because of the state’s unusually high number of affidavit ballots. CNN explains how rules and practices around voter rolls have led to this moment.
0:00 Why Mississippi has so many affidavit ballots
1:20 Mississippi's voter roll purge is creating voting hurdles
3:49 Mississippi is also one of the hardest states to vote in
To learn more about complex topics like tariffs, AI and voter fraud, stream CNN Explains on the CNN app: https://cnn.it/3TqLEgD
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<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZbNicf3y4Kw&t=277">4:37</a> It's no surprise that the states where it's harder to vote, often vote republican. The system is rigged!
can someone please explain to a non-USA person why in the world this system exists?<br><br>I can understand how it can be weaponized to disenfranchise voters but WHY the system exists that allow this to exist in the first place is beyond me.
Democrat here. Just make it mandatory for everyone to have a state ID and give it to them without any fees. Then two years later have people show ID to vote.<br><br>What’s the problem with that?
It comes down to MS not wanting a black man in office. The used affidavit ballots to prevent voting. They got retouched by their own bullshit. Look at all those "red" orange states who tried to rat fuck voters.
I have watched a bunch of these, and conclude that America is being far too impatient here! Every few HOURS someone is basically saying "Are you done yet?", "How about NOW?", "Will it be soon?". Don't we have something to do? I am sure they'll tell us when they're done, don't you think so? We know and keep saying that every state has its own way of handling elections, its own situation, its own budget. Maybe we can just show a little patience and support.
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZbNicf3y4Kw&t=84">1:24</a> I doubt it's a coincidence that the states that purge "inactive voters" are the same states that were still red this midterm.
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Incompetent US, I all other countries you have to be registered as a citizen - and you can't be resisted twice. <br>For the US would be easy, simply assign the address to the social security number. And this record it the leading only valid one. The citizen has to keep it correct - and may you introduce what all other countries have - an ID Card that get updated when the address is changing.
The Mississippi secretary of state is an incompetent disgrace who is deliberately denying voters their fundamental right to vote. Toss him OUT next year when he is up for reelection.
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I have over 35 years of custom software development experience as a lead supporting projects from practically every industry. The fact that some dumbass was able to interject themself into the workflow process by introducing a voter status change against eligible voters utilizing a credit rating service dataset is mindbogglingly unprofessionally incompetence at an order of magnitude: 3 Stooge scale. Had I been the data architect or developer supporting theses business requirements into Mississippi voter rolls, i would have gone toe-to-toe with the stakeholder, perhaps resigning, because those pushing such malfeasance, exposes the entire IT staff, everyone involved who implement those code changes to a foreseeable scandalous consequences. The secretary of state should resign immediately. If I can see this and DA can't, then you should contact me and I'll explain why you need to investigate if it's not intuitively obvious why you have a case.
The delicious Irony that they went out of their ways to purge Black Voters from the voting rolls and now it’s backfiring on them because their provisional ballots are the ones who will decide the Election, talk about Poetic Justice.
Should be sent Certified Mail. And more leeway for voters. Experian and other consumer bureaus contain so much inaccurate information. It's appalling.
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Meanwhile, here in Australia, you get registered once and you don't get taken off until you die. We also don't have voter ID of any kind and you're not allowed to not register and get fined if you don't attend a voting location or send in a postal or absentee ballot (which they don't signature match).
I live in italy here when you move even in the same city you go to cityhall and say i live there now, they update you ID, your licence driver, your car plate, and your voting card, after some day a pubblic employ will check if you really live there whit a knock at your door.
It’s probably because they never had to count before because it was so severely gerrymandered by the GOP.. so many bad politicians are being kicked to the curb..<br>Congratulations 👏
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Disenfranchisement has and always will be that act of the authoritarian government. In this case its the right wing Klan loving bigots that clearly inhabit the State in open sight. The current senator just looks like a stereotype for a State that has never moved beyond 1955.
To learn more about complex topics like tariffs, AI and voter fraud, stream CNN Explains on the CNN app: <a href="https://cnn.it/3TqLEgD">https://cnn.it/3TqLEgD</a>
Mississippi’s Senate race between Scott Colom and Cindy Hyde-Smith is taking so long to decide in part because of the state’s unusually high number of affidavit ballots. CNN explains how rules and practices around voter rolls have led to this moment.
0:00 Why Mississippi has so many affidavit ballots
1:20 Mississippi's voter roll purge is creating voting hurdles
3:49 Mississippi is also one of the hardest states to vote in
To learn more about complex topics like tariffs, AI and voter fraud, stream CNN Explains on the CNN app: https://cnn.it/3TqLEgD
Stream more on CNN with an All Access subscription: https://cnn.it/4AZMu54
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