Category In Person Voting

Oct 25 2022

Media is Backing Away from Arizona’s Democrat “Valley Girl” Candidate Katie Hobbs


Posted originally on the conservative tree house on October 24, 2022 | Sundance

National media are backing away slowly from Arizona Democrat gubernatorial candidate Katie Hobbs, using her refusal to debate Republican candidate Kari Lake as the justification.  However, the reality behind the slow exit appears related more to the sheer “valley girl” ineptitude, than the debate decision.  Hobbs is a terrible candidate.

Despite her current role as Arizona Secretary of State, you only need to watch her efforts to present herself to an audience, any audience, to see the construct of a progressive political candidate who has no qualifications to run a state office.  More exposure only highlights the ineptitude.

A good example of the media’s current slow-exit position is represented in this exchange on ABC’s Good Morning America.  WATCH:

https://youtube.com/watch?v=lMSxYYZw9tg%3Ffeature%3Doembed

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If the Arizona election is a fair and honest election, Kari Lake should easily defeat Katie Hobbs.  Only the most die-hard progressive moonbat could consider Hobbs a qualified candidate for governor.  She’s really that bad.  Arizona Republicans, Independents and the remaining few intellectually honest Democrats need to ensure Vally Girl Hobbs does not achieve higher office.

Oct 25 2022

FBI and DOJ Switch Tactics, Now Claim 2022 Election is Vulnerable to Manipulation


Posted originally on the conservative tree house on October 24, 2022 | Sundance 

With the majority of American voters now positioned to rebuke the political efforts of Joe Biden and federal Democrats, the narrative from the DOJ and FBI does a 180° reverse course.  The transparency of a corrupt and manipulative political justice system is beyond obvious.

  • ♦Old Message to support the 2020 Democrat vote initiatives (ballot harvesting, mail-in voting, precinct manipulation): The 2020 election was the most secure election in American history.
  • ♦New Message to support the Democrat 2022 vote initiatives: The 2022 election is not secure, subject to manipulation by disinformation and misinformation, and likely to encounter interference by domestic and foreign adversaries.

The transparency of the FBI/DOJ agenda is obvious.

15 days before the 2018 midterm election the FBI promoted a “MAGA mail bomber”, Cesar Sayoc case, claiming the suspect mailed “energetic material that could become combustible when subjected to heat or friction.”

15 days before the 2020 presidential election, the FBI promoted the Gretchen Whitmer kidnapping case, claiming a group of Michigan extremists were foiled in their plot to kidnap the Michigan Governor.  Inside the plot the FBI had used more than a dozen agents, informants and sources to literally construct the events and facilitate the claims.

Today, not coincidentally a repeat of 15 days before the 2022 midterm election, once again the FBI/DOJ is promoting an election interference narrative:

(Via Politico) – Top Biden national security officials are tracking multiple threats to the nation’s election security infrastructure ahead of the midterms and are set to issue warnings, including in an internal intelligence bulletin this week, according to two people familiar with the matter.

The bulletin will lay out details of cyber threats posed by China and Russia, as well as other non-state actors, and potential physical threats to election officials in jurisdictions across the country, the people said. The warnings come as the midterm elections near and amid increasing reports of intimidation at ballot drop boxes. The people requested anonymity to talk freely about sensitive national security and election matters.

The internal administration concerns about election threats come days after a call was held between federal officials and local law enforcement personnel about the midterms, according to one of the people familiar with the matter. Those on the call discussed the potential for violence in response to the spread of false narratives regarding the election process. Officials said election workers, including those working at polling stations, are likely to face threats and harassment from extremists both online and offline, the person familiar with the matter said.

[…] Officials consider misinformation and disinformation the biggest threats to the midterms, given how easy it would be for malicious actors — whether domestic partisans or foreign intelligence operatives — to seize on delayed results or isolated voting-machine glitches to spread lies about the security of the process. (read more)

There is no such thing as “misinformation” or “disinformation.”  There is truth and lies.

You were not born into a world requiring you to believe everything you see and hear.  You were born with a brain allowing you to absorb information and make your own determinations as to what is truthful, factual and honest, and what is not truthful, not factual and dishonest.  Do not abdicate your thinking or discernment to a third party.

Oct 20 2022

Ballot Harvesting in Arizona


Armstrong Economics Blog/Corruption Re-Posted Oct 20, 2022 by Martin Armstrong

Biden received more votes than any president in US history, but not legally. There is documented evidence of people voting numerous times, and the documentary “2000 Mules” shows exactly how people swung the vote in Biden’s favor. Mail-in ballots changed the 2020 US Presidential Election. No ID was required to vote, forms were sent to deceased Americans, and countless forms mysteriously disappeared in transit.

Arizona was a swing state battleground during the last election. The Office of the Arizona Attorney General is now calling upon the compromised FBI and IRS to investigate the damning documentary as they want it to be labeled a conspiracy theory. They do not want the people to know that our elections were rigged.

Elsewhere in Arizona, a sensible judge is cracking down on ballot harvesting. For the first time in the state’s history, a person has been sentenced for ballot harvesting. Again, no one in the state of Arizona has EVER been charged with this serious act. Guillermina Fuentes, former mayor of the city of San Luis, has been sentenced to 30 days in jail and two years of probation.

Yuma County Superior Court Judge Roger Nelson does not believe Fuentes is remorseful. “The defendant acknowledged responsibility for carrying ballots for someone else however, she stated, ‘I’m not a criminal.’ Well, you are a criminal,” Nelson declared. “You committed a criminal offense. I don’t think you recognize that as a criminal offense. That’s the problem that I have.”

We need more judges like Roger Nelson who are willing to rule in favor of the people. Finally, someone is experiencing the consequences for rigging the 2020 US Presidential Election.

Oct 11 2022

Voter Registration Deadlines Loom, Don’t Miss Out


Posted originally on the conservative tree house on October 10, 2022 | Sundance 

Voter registration deadlines are rapidly approaching in order to vote in the 2022 mid-term election.  [Hat Tip The Hill] Here are the deadlines to register to vote in each state. All mail-in registration forms must be postmarked by the listed deadline, unless otherwise noted:

Arizona

The deadline to register online, by mail or in person is Oct. 11. Check your voter registration status or register to vote at my.arizona.vote.

Arkansas

The deadline to register by mail or in person is Oct. 11. Arkansas does not offer online voter registration. You will be officially registered to vote when you receive acknowledgement of your registration from the county clerk’s office.

California

The deadline to register online or by mail is Oct. 24.

If the registration deadline has passed, voters may visit their county elections office, a vote center or a satellite office designated by their county elections official during the 14 days prior to and including Election Day to conditionally register to vote and vote a provisional ballot via Same Day Voter Registration.

Colorado

The deadline for Colorado residents to register to receive their ballot by mail is Nov. 1. Residents can register to vote online or in person anytime on or before Election Day.

Connecticut

The deadline to register online is Nov. 1. Residents can register in person anytime up to and including Election Day, Nov. 8.

Delaware

The deadline for the Department of Elections Offices to mail vote by mail ballots is Nov. 1. You can register to vote online or in person before or during Election Day, Nov. 8.

District of Columbia

The deadline to register online is Oct. 18. Mail-in registrations must be received by Oct. 18. Residents can also register in person anytime through Election Day.

Florida

The deadline to register online, by mail or in person is Oct. 11.

Georgia

The deadline to register online, by mail or in person is Oct. 11.

Hawaii

The deadline to register by mail is Oct. 31. Residents can also register online or in person anytime through Election Day. Same day voter registration is available beginning 10 days prior and through election day.

Idaho

The deadline to register online or by mail is Oct 14. Residents can register in person anytime through Election Day.

Illinois

The deadline to register online is Oct. 23. Residents can also register by mail before Oct. 11, or in person anytime through Election Day.

Indiana

The deadline to register online, by mail or in person is Oct. 11.

Iowa

The deadline to register online or by mail is Oct. 24. Residents can also register in person anytime up to and including Election Day.

Kansas

The deadline to register online, by mail or in person is Oct. 18.

Kentucky

The deadline to register online, by mail or in person is Oct. 11.

Louisiana

The deadline to register in person or by mail is Oct. 11. Online registration is available through Oct. 18.

Maine

The deadline to register by mail is Oct. 18. Residents can register in person through Election Day. Maine does not offer online registration.

Maryland

The deadline to register by mail or online is Oct. 18. Residents can register in person through Election Day.

Massachusetts

The deadline to register online, by mail or in person is Oct. 29.

Michigan

The deadline to register by mail or online is Oct. 24. Residents can register in person through Election Day on Nov. 8.

Minnesota

The deadline to register by mail or online is Oct. 18. Residents can register in person through Nov. 8.

Mississippi

The deadline to register by mail and in person is Oct 10. Mississippi does not offer online registration.

Missouri

The deadline to register by mail, in person or online is Oct. 12.

Montana

The deadline to register by mail is Oct. 21. Residents can register in person by Oct. 28. Online registration is not offered in Montana.

Nebraska

The deadline to register by mail or online is Oct. 16, with an Oct. 23 deadline for in person registration.

Nevada

The deadline to register by mail is Oct. 11. Residents can register in person or online through Nov. 8.

New Hampshire

Residents can register by mail, in person or online through Election Day.

New Jersey

The deadline to register by mail, online or in person to vote is Oct. 18.

New Mexico

The deadline to register by mail or online is Oct. 11. Mail-in ballots must be postmarked by that date. Residents can register in person through Election Day.

New York

The deadline to register to vote by mail, in person or online is Oct. 14, and mail-in ballots should be postmarked on Oct. 14.

North Carolina

The deadline to register to vote by mail, in person or online is Oct. 14. After that, only same-day registration during one-stop early voting is available. The early voting period for the 2022 general election begins Thursday, Oct. 20, and ends at 3 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 5.

North Dakota

Eligible residents are automatically registered to vote.

Ohio

The deadline to register by mail, in person or online is Oct. 11.

Oklahoma

The deadline to register by mail, online or in person is Oct. 14.

Oregon

The deadline to register online, by mail or in person is Oct. 18.

Pennsylvania

The deadline to register by mail, in person or online is Oct. 24.

Rhode Island

The deadline to register by mail, in person or online is Oct. 9.

South Carolina

The deadline to register in person is by 5 p.m. on Oct. 7, online by Oct. 9 or by mail on Oct. 11.

 South Dakota

The deadline to register in person, and mail is Oct. 24, and mail-in registrations must be received by that date. There is no option to register online.

Tennessee

The deadline to register by mail, in person or online is Oct. 11.

Texas

The deadline to register by mail or in person is Oct. 11. Texas does not offer online voter registration.

Utah

The deadline to register online or by mail is Oct. 28, and mail-in registrations must be received by that date. Residents can register in person through Election Day, though they will need to present two forms of identification at the voting location to register

Vermont

Residents can register by mail or in person through Nov. 8, though voters need to register online to complete the process by Nov. 4 to ensure their name appears on the checklist on Election Day.

Virginia

The deadline to register by mail or online is Oct. 17. Voters may register in person through Election Day, and vote using a provisional ballot.

Washington

The deadline to register online or by mail is Oct. 31, and mail registrations must be received by that date. Residents can register in person through Election Day.

West Virginia

The deadline to register by mail, in person or online is Oct. 18.

Wisconsin

The deadline to register online or by mail is Oct. 19. Residents can register in person through Election Day.

Wyoming

The deadline to register by mail is Oct. 24. Residents can register in person through Nov. 8. Online registration is not available.