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Republican?!? Grasp my pearls!
The wife of a northwestern Iowa county supervisor has been charged with 52 counts of voter fraud after she allegedly filled out and cast absentee ballots in her husband’s unsuccessful race for a Republican nomination to run for Congress in 2020, federal prosecutors said.

Damn. This woman voted more times in one election than I've voted in my entire life. >

Buddy wait til you learn the totally open secret about north Florida local elections, that nobody does shit about. >

The same Florida with draconian voter fraud laws that are being used on ex cons? Almost like there’s something shady going on down there >

Draconian because they don’t allow felons to vote, which is completely justified. News flash, it’s really fucking simple to not commit a felony. >

They allow some former felons to vote, but only after they have paid their full debt to society. The problem is Florida isn’t being super clear when that debt has been fully paid. >

A felony conviction in Florida for murder or a sexual offense makes a person ineligible to vote in Florida unless and until the person’s right to vote is restored by the State Clemency Board.
For any other felony conviction in Florida, a person is eligible to register and vote if the person has completed all terms of his or her sentence. Completion of the sentence means:
Prison or jail time;
Parole, probation, or other forms of supervision; and
Payment of the total amount of all fines, fees, costs, and restitution ordered as part of the felony sentence.
That one was really easy to find and it’s pretty clear. Time, probation and fines are paid, or if the State Clemency board approves you to vote again. >

As stated above, it’s pretty fucking simple to not commit a felony. If you can’t do the time, don’t do the crime. Being a decent human will mean you’ll never lose your right to vote. >

You completely  missing the point. Laws should be written fairly for all parties affected. The way this law is written essentially gives the controlling party subjectivity on when dues are paid. That list you gave is 'examples' of how dues are paid. The county clerk subjectivly decides if you've 'paid dues'. It's almost like they've created a system where they can pick and choose which cons they can allow to vote. 
I'm sure the ruling party in Florida would NEVER use this to try and sway elections using the 1.6 million cons in Florida. Nosiree, just good honest folks trying to prevent the 'bad' cons from having a say in how society is managed. Those good, Christian cons who found Jesus should absolutely have a vote though. Oh? Kenny failed probation you say? Ehh it's okay. They're clearly sorry, and asked the lord to forgive him. Here's your ballot. Next. Jerome? Sorry. You still have $2000 of your $50,000 fine to pay. Get out of here scum. >

Okay. Let’s use the 1.6 million felons in Florida and do some math. In the mid term elections, the best governor in the country best that old, white, money hungry communist by 1,508,314 votes, meaning, if every single felon was given the right to vote in Florida, Ron would have required 91,687 of them to vote for him to win the election by 1 vote, with all the others going for Charles, or 5.73% of felons. Now, let’s compare felons not being allowed to vote compared to states like New York and California allowing NON CITIZENS to vote in our elections. If you willingly go out and commit a crime that’s enough enough to end you up in prison, you shouldn’t be allowed to vote. If you’re willing to go out and murder an innocent person, you shouldn’t have input on politicians setting policy. >

A republican?  You don't say! >

I didn’t even have to read the article. >

I'm guessing (before reading) that it was a bunch of votes for GOP candidates?
But really, the GOP is who thinks they're losing because of voter fraud on the left?
(Reads)
Wow. 
has a heart attack and dies from not-surprise /s
52 counts. Poor person, and a minority (Asian, likely Vietnamese from the name). Pled NOT GUILTY in spite of evidence to the contrary. I'm guessing she's the fall-gal and that she's going to get community service. >

Let's play guess the party affiliation! >

I just assumed it was a republican.
If it was Democrat, it would have said it in the title. >

You would already have heard Tucker Carlson screeching about the democrats doing world wide voter fraud >

Yeah it would have been all over Fox News >

Surprised it's posted on r/conservative tho. Lol >

Where they are pointing to it as proof of voter fraud.  We lost but we cheated; overturn the election! >

Should be tried by the same judge who gave the woman in Texas fie years for voting in error >


Should be tried by the same judge who gave the woman in Texas fie years for voting in error

Then it's more than likely she'll get off w/o even so much as a slap on the wrist or sentenced to any real time in jail. >

If this was a Democrat this would be the top story on Fox for the next six months >

Red banners across half the screen “VOTER FRAUD FOUND! DID TRUMP REALLY WIN?” >

Did Hunter Biden's dick commit voter fraud to get his laptop elected?! >

Did the new M&M’s gay agenda quash the red wave? >

There's been a spate of voter fraud indictments the last few days --- all Republicans. >

Gaslight Obstruct Project >

Didn't meadow's vote twice? >

By some stroke of magic she'll get to plea it down to malicious taunting of a farm animal and have to do one month house detention. They'll still scream political attack for it. >

Republicans complain about voter fraud, which they KNOW exists, because they are the ones doing it.  As is often the case, the smeller's the feller. >

Does anyone know if there’s ever been a study into determining which party has the most incidences of voter fraud?  Pulling every verified case, determining who the intended fraud would have benefited and tallying everything up?
Anyone care to place a bet as to who we all suspect? >

Before 2020 elections, it was something like 92 cases in the last 2 decades - 4 democrat and the rest Republican.  None of those cases were enough to tip an election. >

Read this as “Iowa’s official wife” and thought “damn does my state have a wife?” >

Wouldn't it be Kansas? >

52? In a row? >

Must be Republican. It would be in the title if it was a Democrat. >

Lock her up . >

I see she is practicing the core tenets of GOP
Gaslight
Obstruct
Project >


voter fraud

Republican?
*checks*
Republican. >

For all the “voter fraud” complaints in 2020 by republicans, all the actual cases turn out to be… republicans. >

Well, yeah. They cheated and still lost, so the other guy must’ve cheated harder. >

She should get 5 years for every vote folks. >

She had her own little red wave >

republicans >

I can understand people with 1 or 2 counts, but it had to take so much time and effort to amass 52 counts. >

Was she arrested at gun point like in FL? >

Wasn’t it republicans with stop the steal. Typical fascists >

At 5 years a pop, thats 250 years! Sheesh.
Thank goodness she's white! >

She's Asian. >

uh oh! >

Isolated incident. 
/s