Oregon DMV Error: Illegals Registered to Vote
Submitted by MAGA
Posted 70 days ago
**Fraud Alert: Oregon DMV’s ‘Mistake’ Registers Illegals to Vote**
In a troubling revelation, the Oregon Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) has acknowledged that it accidentally registered over 300 non-citizens to vote since 2021.
This alarming misstep happened when individuals obtained driver’s licenses, underscoring concerns about the integrity of our electoral process.
State officials have described the situation as a “data entry issue,” yet this should raise red flags for all Americans who care about fair elections.
The DMV's automatic voter registration system, wherein anyone obtaining a license is registered without proper checks, is a significant flaw that has now been exploited.
Two of the mistakenly registered non-citizens even participated in elections since their registration, which underscores the potential consequences of lax voter registration protocols.
While the Associated Press downplays the significance of these errors, stating that illegal voting is "rare," the truth is that every instance of ineligible voting erodes the foundation of our democracy.
This latest incident echoes a broader narrative where rogue policies and poor management practices create vulnerabilities at the ballot box.
Republican leaders and election integrity advocates are sounding the alarm, with some states taking proactive measures to cleanse voter rolls.
In Texas, for instance, officials successfully removed 1 million ineligible voters, highlighting how vigilant governance can protect electoral integrity.
The constant push from the left to expand voter access without stringent checks raises suspicions about their commitment to a fair process.
As the 2024 elections approach, it’s imperative that we remain vigilant against such “accidents.”
If these incidents go unaddressed, they could pave the way for even more extensive fraud in our electoral system.
It is clear: safeguarding our elections must remain a top priority to ensure that every legal vote counts and to uphold democracy at its core.
Sources:
headlineusa.com
twitchy.com
rumble.com
In a troubling revelation, the Oregon Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) has acknowledged that it accidentally registered over 300 non-citizens to vote since 2021.
This alarming misstep happened when individuals obtained driver’s licenses, underscoring concerns about the integrity of our electoral process.
State officials have described the situation as a “data entry issue,” yet this should raise red flags for all Americans who care about fair elections.
The DMV's automatic voter registration system, wherein anyone obtaining a license is registered without proper checks, is a significant flaw that has now been exploited.
Two of the mistakenly registered non-citizens even participated in elections since their registration, which underscores the potential consequences of lax voter registration protocols.
While the Associated Press downplays the significance of these errors, stating that illegal voting is "rare," the truth is that every instance of ineligible voting erodes the foundation of our democracy.
This latest incident echoes a broader narrative where rogue policies and poor management practices create vulnerabilities at the ballot box.
Republican leaders and election integrity advocates are sounding the alarm, with some states taking proactive measures to cleanse voter rolls.
In Texas, for instance, officials successfully removed 1 million ineligible voters, highlighting how vigilant governance can protect electoral integrity.
The constant push from the left to expand voter access without stringent checks raises suspicions about their commitment to a fair process.
As the 2024 elections approach, it’s imperative that we remain vigilant against such “accidents.”
If these incidents go unaddressed, they could pave the way for even more extensive fraud in our electoral system.
It is clear: safeguarding our elections must remain a top priority to ensure that every legal vote counts and to uphold democracy at its core.
Sources:
headlineusa.com
twitchy.com
rumble.com
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