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Olga Nesterova
@onestpress.onestnetwork.com

Armed federal agents have been knocking on voters’ doors weeks before Election Day, questioning citizenship, registration and prior voting. A federal judge has now stepped in. What does this mean for voter intimidation and who can actually stop you from voting?

onestnetwork.comArmed Agents at Voters’ Doors. A Court Says There Are Limits.Days before the U.S. midterm elections, a federal judge restricted a DHS voter-fraud operation involving armed agents and flawed citizenship data. I asked Jessica Marsden of Protect Democracy what the...

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LARoberts
@laroberts1.bsky.social

No one can legally prevent you from voting. If someone tries to, they would be subject to prosecution. American elections are conducted by the people in your community, verified by your county & certified by your state. Voting machines are not connected to the internet & there is a paper trail.

Matt Zivich
@bigzman3412.bsky.social

There are more of us than there are of the 1% of the 1% that are taking most of the money that should be used to help many people who are struggling, too numerous to mention in one post. Bottom line, for those who voted early--say THANK YOU and pass it on. Those who haven't voted, GET UP AND GO VOTE

Slouchyr
@slouchyr.bsky.social

"DHS has defended the operation as an effort to prevent unlawful voting . . ." After the election we intend to redeploy our election agents to the team battling the unicorn crisis.

Bob
@bobayg.bsky.social

Trump and his minions will never let the mid terms be a fair election they have to much to lose