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pipoman

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1. I really don't want non-citizens voting

Sun May 13, 2012, 06:47 AM

May 2012

and the 58% Hispanic makes sense, since most non-citizens in the US (especially FL) are most likely Hispanic. And the least likely to be non-citizens are likely black and white voters. I don't know what the party split would be other than it makes sense that non-citizens (and citizens for that matter) would be Democrats..

I also don't know what method is being used to determine if someone is potentially a non-citizen...even after reading the whole article.

I just am not quite convinced there is a scandal here, but my opinion could be changed..

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Noncitizen voter hunt targets Hispanics, NPAs but not GOP, whites [View all] mfcorey1 May 2012 OP

I really don't want non-citizens voting pipoman May 2012 #1

The plan is to harass Democratic voters... Sancho May 2012 #2

I beg to differ FlaGranny May 2012 #4

We're probably saying the same thing... Sancho May 2012 #14

I really couldn't care less if a handful of non-citizens voted. fasttense May 2012 #5

The 2000 FL election was decided by 537 votes.. pipoman May 2012 #7

the 2000 election was decided by Scalia and the gang of five. hobbit709 May 2012 #10

It has nothing to do with ensuring non-citizens don't vote, and you know it. baldguy May 2012 #8

I'm a whole helluva lot more concerned about non-citizens BUYING the elections. Jackpine Radical May 2012 #11

That Won't Let A Lot Of Them Vote Either DallasNE May 2012 #13

But This Doesn't Address That Issue DallasNE May 2012 #12

"..incidentlly targets minorities and Democracts..." secondvariety May 2012 #3

Many European countries allow noncitizens to vote in local and EU elections. pampango May 2012 #6

"credible and reliable information" DallasNE May 2012 #9