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raccoon

(32,470 posts)
Tue Oct 22, 2024, 04:03 PM Oct 2024

What is that question on our South Carolina ballot about the one about?

They have to be a US citizen and state resident and registered to vote? But my understanding is that the constitution of the state already says that so can anybody enlighten me? What is that about?

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What is that question on our South Carolina ballot about the one about? (Original Post) raccoon Oct 2024 OP
The same question was also on the Island Blue Oct 2024 #1
BS Repub talking point SCantiGOP Oct 2024 #2

SCantiGOP

(14,758 posts)
2. BS Repub talking point
Tue Oct 22, 2024, 08:45 PM
Oct 2024

They are trying to point out that some non-citizens in other states may be voting, and that this might be legalized if the Dems win the White House.
In other words, meaningless crap.

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