> >> Dead people don't vote for reasons that are mostly obvious.

> > There have been cases over the years where votes were cast on behalf of
> > dead people who were still on the register.

> Yes, I have seen these stories.

> That's why it is important the people who have passed are removed from the
> voter rolls as IB Joe was saying is happening or has happened in texas.

Projects to remove deceased (and moved away) voters are often blocked by
Democrats.  Sometime during 2016-19, our current governor was the state AG
and he did just that when he sucessfully blocked a project to remove the
deceased and moved-away.  As a result, deceased voters got added back to
the rolls.

> It is just as important that the living are not removed as long as they are
> legitimate voters.

In the example above, the project AG Bashear blocked was attempting to
notify voters, before removing them, that they needed to update their
information.  He blocked it anyway even though, in past, the state (under
Democrat control) had removed people *before* notifying them.


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