>> When these people are found out there are generally consequences.

> I don't know if your understanding on this is intentional or... Whatever...
> It maybe a recessive gene that runs in your family.

I don't know what part of..

"When these people are found out there are generally consequences".

is giving you trouble.

> In the registered voters there are about 3% of those registered should not be
> registered.  There are a few reasons behind this.  Voters are dead,

All good, if these voters have passed on go ahead and remove them.

> have moved

Yes, these voters need to arrange their voter registration.

> or are not citizens among some of the reasons.

If they are not citizens they should not be registered to vote at all.

This could be an issue, how does a non citizen get registered to vote in the first place? There is an error here that needs fixing.

> Florida has issues with snowbirds voting twice... People live in New York 6
> months out of the year and Florida 6 months out of the year.  They register
> to vote in both places and cast ballots in both places.

That is a violation. Snow birds need to vote where they live.

> Florida checks for this and deals with it.

As they should.

> I guess it's not uncommon.

Some snowbirds may have good reason to vote locally in Florida and New York at different times.

If they are voting twice in a federal election I assume there are remedies in the law.

> Half of the votes for Joe Biden in the 2020 presidential election are from
> dead people.

I think it safe to stop there.

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