Here we are, just two months from election day, and early voting has already started. Now a blue state that is in play is having issues with its voter rolls.
Minnesota, the home state of Democrat VP candidate Tim Walz, implemented an automatic voter registration process.
That system, however, has about 1,000 entries that are being flagged.
Problems
The new system automatically registers anyone getting a new state ID or driver’s license as well as those who are renewing them.
It will also register any 16 and 17-year-old drivers if their 18th birthday will take place before the election.
So far, about 90,000 people have been registered this way, but there have been roughly 1,000 names that were flagged as a possible problem.
Election officials have stated that they do not believe any ineligible voters have been added to voter rolls, but they now have to review all these entries.
Republicans took no time at all to jump all over this, stating, “The election is 52 days away, and early voting begins on September 20. Minnesotans want to trust our elections are secure and fair.”
A very similar issue was reported in Oregon, with hundreds of ineligible voters found on rolls dating back to 2021.
I cannot help but wonder what in the world these election officials are doing with all the time between elections if they are not auditing voter rolls and securing a free and fair election.
This is why the American people no longer trust our elections.
It is just sheer incompetence on the part of these officials, and they need to be held accountable.
