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#21952869 at 2024-11-09 23:28:20 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #26883: Viva La Great D'portation #Senior Edition
By Massive Margins, Voters In Eight States Say Only Citizens Can Vote In Their Elections====1/2
BY: M.D. KITTLE. NOVEMBER 08, 2024
As divided as America may be, this election showed there's one thing most Americans agree on: Only U.S. citizens should vote in U.S. elections.
Voters this week in eight states, Idaho, Iowa, Kentucky, Missouri, North Carolina, Oklahoma, South Carolina, and Wisconsin - overwhelmingly approved constitutional amendmentballot questions seekingto ensure noncitizens cannot vote in state and local elections. Foreign nationals are already barred from voting in federal elections.
"We're so often told about how divided we are in the United States, but on Tuesday we had Republicans, Democrats and independents come together in overwhelming numbers declaring that only citizens would be able to vote" in elections, a jubilant Will Martin,Wisconsin state director of Americans for Citizen Voting, told The Federalist in a phone interview this week.
The Badger State's Citizen-Only Voting Amendment (COVA) was endorsed by more than 70 percent of votersin Tuesday's election, according to unofficial tallies.Support topped 65 percentin each of the states with COVA questions on the ballot, according to unofficial results reported by state news organizations. In Iowa, the referendum passed with 76 percent support. In South Carolina, the ballot question earned the approval of a whopping 86 percent of voters.
In Missouri, the same ballot question amending the state constitution to make clear only citizens can vote in Show Me State electionsalso knocked out ranked-choice voting by a two-to-one margin.
Before Election Day, COVA advocates felt confident, but Wisconsin presented the biggest challenge. Jack Tomczak, vice president for Citizen Outreach for Americans for Citizen Voting, told The Federalistthat the amendment faced "well-funded" opposition led by the leftist League of Women Voters. More than three dozen leftist groups lent their names and resources to an effort to defeat the referendum.
Martin saidopponents ran "shameful" ads falsely warning votersthat military personnel wouldn't be able to vote in Wisconsin elections if the amendment passed.
In Idaho, Democrat lawmakers claimed noncitizens could be barred from voting in private elections, including homeowner associations and parent-teacher associations elections. The amendment ballot questions had nothing to do with such races, just as they don't involve federal election law.
'Being Diminished'
Opponents, assisted by the accomplice media, pushedthe left's false talking point that foreign nationals voting in elections is nearly nonexistentand that the constitutions in Wisconsin and the other states already bar noncitizens from voting.
"Passage of the amendments marks the latest chapter of Republican's [sic] ongoing efforts to put unfounded claims of noncitizen voting at the center of a broader political strategy," Democratic Party mouthpiece NBC News reported this week.
In the words of outgoing acting President Joe Biden,malarky.
As The Federalist has reported, the vast majorit of states' constitutions include language that "every" citizen meeting age and residency requirements is eligible to vote.The amendments demand that "only" U.S. citizens meeting the requirements are electors.
Opponents of the COVA movement insist there's no difference. The "every" phrasing opens the door to noncitizens being allowed to vote in state and local elections, as is the case in California, Maryland, Vermont and the District of Columbia.
In September,Frederick became the largest city in Maryland to allow noncitizens to vote in its elections. The Board of Aldermen voted 4-1 to give green card and illegal immigrants the right to cast ballots. Kelly Russell was the sole dissenting vote….
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#10157605 at 2020-08-02 04:48:18 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #12998: Part Bake, Part Ebake Edition
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