"Glitch" allows non US citizens to vote in PA

[Dill]

(09-24-2017, 03:41 PM)Benton Wrote: We've got a lot of issues. Just with election laws period, like how some groups round up senior citizens, many with dementia, and take them to vote. Or how religious groups use tax free dollars to influence voters versus other groups, who have tax liabilities. deceptove marketing that allows misinformation.

I'd address those issues waaaaaaaay before I worried about .001 of the vote being tainted.

Agreed--when thousands are disenfranchised in a single city, why do people get incensed over a few accidental illegal votes statewide?  

Thornburgh points to a study by the non-partisan Keystone Votes that found 17,000 registrations in Philadelphia were processed late, making the potential disenfranchisement of legitimate voters a bigger problem than the accidental registering of non-citizens.