This presidential election has really highlighted how little Dems care about a fair election. We all saw how little they thought of the election between Bernie Sanders and Hillary during the 2016 Dem primary. But now they are asking too much, expecting everyone to just accept that Americans voted in a senile old man that struggles to remember his own name. If that were not enough, there are voting anomalies in key states, numerous claims of fraud, and cases where voting machines were hooked up to the internet. So it makes sense that a GOP Congressman would find the need to introduce legislation to stop the dead from voting…
Rep. Brian Babin came up with the bill: “You Must Be Alive to Vote Act.” (YMBAVA)
It seems pretty self-explanatory.
“YMBAVA’s intent is simple: “To require States to obtain information from Social Security Administration on deaths for purposes of voter registration list maintenance, and for other purposes.”
The bill comes amid charges by President Trump and others of voter fraud, especially that the ballots of deceased individuals were cast absentee in the 2020 presidential election.
“The right to vote is one of the most vital pillars of our democracy, the foundations of which are election integrity and confidence in our democratic processes,” Babin said in a statement. “The ease with which someone is able to steal the ballot of a deceased person and cast an illegitimate vote should disturb, alarm, and outrage every American citizen, no matter what side of the aisle they sit on. To protect our democratic process and Americans’ faith in our elections, we must ensure that deceased individuals are not allowed to remain on state voter rolls.”
“My bill will prevent any funds from the U.S. Departments of Transportation or Education, with the exception of those going toward law enforcement agency grants, from going to counties of any state that do not annually check their voter lists against the Social Security Administration’s most recent death records in order to purge them of any individuals found to be deceased. All elected officials, from your local city council member to your U.S. President, have an obligation to obey the law and prevent fraud in our elections, and Congress should not be awarding taxpayer dollars to any counties or states that refuse to do the job they swore to do,” Babin said.”
It’s sad that this kind of thing is necessary. I wonder if Dems are going to fight this saying it is not needed just so they can keep doing it? But really Babin’s bill should go further with harsher consequences to stop Dems from defrauding our elections.
dan