I'm sure you know more about the electoral process than I do(considering you said you've volunteered before). Do states leave it up to individual poll workers to suss out if someone is eligible to vote?

If a person is registered to vote, and in some states is required to show an ID, they can vote. These couple workers seem confused(especially about what dreamer/DACA means), and the first one even speculates that the guy isn't registered to vote.

Seems like a lame attempt to allege basically non-existent voter fraud.

This post was edited by IceMage on Nov 6 2018 07:12pm

I know in my state at least you have to be able to produce a form of state issued identification.


Every state is different though.

Does that poll worker determine who is eligible to vote?

Seemed like a woman having a confused conversation with some idiot trying to confuse her.

538 analysis projection has dropped from 91% dems take the house to 72.7% over the past 10 minutes and is in freefall, it was 75% my last refresh before that, 81% before that

This post was edited by Goomshill on Nov 6 2018 07:14pm

Link?

68% now.

5% senate



E: 52% chance Dems take House.
95% chance republicans keep senate

This post was edited by ShogunExplosion on Nov 6 2018 07:21pm

538 has it 60% chance Republicans control House.

39.3%
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At this time of the night...We are in the states (closing polls) that are Republican. All the huge Dem state's polls are still open.