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Aristus

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5. I hope they're all calling their local registrar of voters to ensure they're still on the rolls.

Reply to applegrove (Original post)

Sat Aug 24, 2019, 07:35 PM

Aug 2019

They voluntarily sat out the election in 2016. I hope they're happy, because they're in the process of having their names purged from the rolls of voters.

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Some Pennsylvania Democrats regret not voting in 2016. They say they'll be sure to cast a ballot in [View all] applegrove Aug 2019 OP

I don't want to hear about it. Joe941 Aug 2019 #1

Why not? applegrove Aug 2019 #2

Philly, Detroit, and Milwaukee are pivotal. Funtatlaguy Aug 2019 #3

And all three states later voted for Democratic governors kimbutgar Aug 2019 #4

I hope they're all calling their local registrar of voters to ensure they're still on the rolls. Aristus Aug 2019 #5

When Democrats choose to self suppress their votes, bad things happen. elocs Aug 2019 #6

This CanonRay Aug 2019 #7

I would hope that our side is way more energized this time IronLionZion Aug 2019 #8

Why did the Clinton campaign allow that to happen? Buckeyeblue Aug 2019 #9