CAUGHT ON VIDEO=> Hillary Supporters Commit Voter Fraud in Nevada

a reply to: misfit312

Not against the law. No election was going on. Apparently the laws being cited in the article are fake.

a reply to: Urantia1111

Snap. Back to the drawing board...

a reply to: Khaleesi

She states she is registering people to vote and has an anti trump sticker clearly visible on the clipboard she is holding. Wouldn't you consider that partisan? Regardless of what the material she is handing out, the anti Trump clipboard is a violation.

Actually no, the guy with the camera said, "you're registering peple to vote" and she replied, "for Republican and Democrat."

I realize this is heavily nuanced but it makes a difference because based on my reading of the statutes, if by "registering" she meant distributing voter registration forms, that doesn't seem to be a violation. If she meant filling out the forms for people, that's definitely a violation. If the people filled out the forms themselves and she collected them to mail/drop off, then I'm not quite sure.

In my opinion, in the grand scheme of things this is still much ado about nothing even if she did violate the law. Obviously, she should face whatever penalties the law prescribes if she broke the law but this is typical "get out the vote" on the ground voter registration drive stuff that is commonplace in most of the country.

I'd love to know when the statute became law because I can almost certainly guarantee that it was done by a GOP majority legislature in the last 8 years as they continually look for ways to discourage minority and low income voters from registering/voting.

a reply to: intrptr

He was grabbing at her. A man chasing a woman and trying to grab stuff from her.
Are you out of you mind??? Of course she ran.

a reply to: intrptr

Not the subject here. This is influencing voters.

a reply to: Sillyolme

As long as the other side doesn't do it.

originally posted by: intrptr
a reply to: Gryphon66

Then why did she flee?

Cuz the guy almost attacked her. Whatever he is claiming...I would have dropped him there in the parking lot if I was passing by and saw him grabbing things from her and going after her the way he did.

AND...

The video doesn't show her advocating for Clinton or Trump while registering voters...It shows an a-hole going after some woman in a parking lot.

IF he had evidence that she was doing that he would have taped it.

The guy she was with was a registered Republican as she explains...

EVERYONE that volounteers there is a politically active by definition.

WHERE in the video does he show her using that clip-board to register voters???
WHY didn't he film that??

Isn't it entirely plausible since he caught her going to her car after the voter registration that she carried a clipboard other than the one she used while registering voters?

At the 1.10 mark she says she is working for democratic party, as presumably her justification for the poster on her clip board, perhaps being from Cali she was just ignorant of Nevada law, she did appear to be feeling guilty, but that might just be apprehension from the camera pointing at her.

This woman looks like she's using an old trick.

They "register" as many as possible, then they sort out the Republican cards and destroy those cards.

She got exposed as a Democrat fraud instigator.

a reply to: Martin75

Hillary has not been shown to be breaking the law in regards to this election or well actually anything.
Put up or

a reply to: theantediluvian


Walking around with an anti Trump sticker in clear view while handing out voter registration forms could influence people to register a certain way. You are making this very nuanced unnecessarily . She is influencing people to register in a certain way and vote in a certain way. Whether they mail the form in or fill it out in her presence, that visible anti Trump sticker is a clear violation.

originally posted by: Khaleesi
a reply to: theantediluvian


Walking around with an anti Trump sticker in clear view while handing out voter registration forms could influence people to register a certain way.

But that is not what the film shows...

Hell..If she was doing that why didn't he film THAT???

The film shows her heading to her car AFTER the voter registration drive..

I call BS

originally posted by: theantediluvian

In my opinion, in the grand scheme of things this is still much ado about nothing even if she did violate the law. Obviously, she should face whatever penalties the law prescribes if she broke the law but this is typical "get out the vote" on the ground voter registration drive stuff that is commonplace in most of the country.

No matter how it seems, we do not have all the facts (per usual ATS).

I'm not making excuses, but many people (all sides) - - in political campaigning are volunteers. There are going to be mistakes (all sides).

In Clark County, NV - - a Field Registrar must be a registered voter in Clark County, and is required to take training classes.

As far as I can tell, this woman is from CA, so there is no way she can be a Field Registrar in Clark County.

I expect she was doing some kind of research.

Field Registrars are volunteers trained by the Election Department to register qualified voters on behalf of the Registrar of Voters. Field Registrars cannot engage in partisan activities while representing the Election Department.

Requirements

To become a Field Registrar, you must:
• Be a registered voter in Clark County
• Not be a candidate for nomination or election
• Not be laboring under any felony conviction or other loss of civil rights
• Have photo identification
• Successfully complete Field Registrar training

Training

Prospective Field Registrars must attend about two hours of training on the lawful conduct of their activities, including:
• Policies, procedures and restrictions
• Deadlines
• Custody of registration materials

Applicants must pass a brief written examination at the end of the training session. Successful applicants must sign a Field Registrar Oath and will receive an identification badge to wear while registering voters. www.clarkcountynv.gov...

originally posted by: intrptr
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What wrong? Its not illegal or register people to vote.

That's what I thought,
I have this from FAQ on american voters,

"Political parties and other organizations sometimes hold voter registration drives, organized efforts to register groups of new voters" (any affiliation is not a binding thing, nor does it mean you need to vote for any stated affiliation)

As for snatching back a leaflet, the video man was quite cheeky in snatching in the first place.

More for Nevada,

'Who can conduct voter registration drives in Nevada?
Generally, any individual or organization may distribute voter registration applications. Such individuals and/or organizations are
subject to all applicable state and federal laws.'


Completing and signing a registration application alone does not guarantee successful completion of the registration process. Voter
registration is not complete until the information contained on a registration form is verified by the respective County
Clerk/Registrar.
In a voter registration drive, the role of an individual or organization is to distribute and/or collect voter registration applications.
Only the County Clerk/Registrar has the authority to verify and process those applications, and complete the registration process.

What if I want to conduct a voter registration drive on public property?
If you are planning on conducting a voter registration drive on public property, you should contact the relevant city, county, state or
federal entity and notify them of your intent. If using public property, you should also inquire as to whether any time, place and
manner restrictions are applicable.

originally posted by: Indigo5

originally posted by: Khaleesi
a reply to: theantediluvian


Walking around with an anti Trump sticker in clear view while handing out voter registration forms could influence people to register a certain way.

But that is not what the film shows...

Hell..If she was doing that why didn't he film THAT???

The film shows her heading to her car AFTER the voter registration drive..

I call BS

Again, at the 18 second mark ... he asks "are you registering voters" shall we dissect the grammar? ARE YOU not WERE YOU and no the film does NOT show her going to her car. It shows her standing in a parking lot. She retreats to her car AFTER she is confronted. He did not grab her or chase her. He tried to take a pamphlet from the clip board. She walked away. He walked after her.

a reply to: Annee

While you may suspect she is doing research, she clearly states she is registering voters. Her words. Suspect all you want. She admits she is registering people to vote.

originally posted by: Khaleesi
a reply to: Annee

While you may suspect she is doing research, she clearly states she is registering voters. Her words. Suspect all you want. She admits she is registering people to vote.

Yes, I did listen to the video.

Some stranger comes up to me, shoves a camera in my face, yada yada - - - I'm not sure what I would have done or said.

How about you?

originally posted by: Annee

originally posted by: Khaleesi
a reply to: Annee

While you may suspect she is doing research, she clearly states she is registering voters. Her words. Suspect all you want. She admits she is registering people to vote.

Yes, I did listen to the video.

Some stranger comes up to me, shoves a camera in my face, yada yada - - - I'm not sure what I would have done or said.

How about you?

Really? If I was registering people to vote I would have said "I'm registering people to vote." Just like she did. My first instinct isn't to lie even if someone is 'shoving a camera' in my face.

originally posted by: Khaleesi

originally posted by: Annee

originally posted by: Khaleesi
a reply to: Annee

While you may suspect she is doing research, she clearly states she is registering voters. Her words. Suspect all you want. She admits she is registering people to vote.

Yes, I did listen to the video.

Some stranger comes up to me, shoves a camera in my face, yada yada - - - I'm not sure what I would have done or said.

How about you?

Really? If I was registering people to vote I would have said "I'm registering people to vote." Just like she did. My first instinct isn't to lie even if someone is 'shoving a camera' in my face.

Well, that's if you were actually doing voter registration.

I've been in plenty of situations that I thought I'd know exactly what I'd do if it ever happened. When those situations happened - - - what I actually did wasn't even close.

There simply is no way she was doing voter registration.

This cameraman was not a policeman, he violated her space - - - she owed him nothing. Not even the truth of why she was there.

originally posted by: Annee

originally posted by: Khaleesi

originally posted by: Annee

originally posted by: Khaleesi
a reply to: Annee

While you may suspect she is doing research, she clearly states she is registering voters. Her words. Suspect all you want. She admits she is registering people to vote.

Yes, I did listen to the video.

Some stranger comes up to me, shoves a camera in my face, yada yada - - - I'm not sure what I would have done or said.

How about you?

Really? If I was registering people to vote I would have said "I'm registering people to vote." Just like she did. My first instinct isn't to lie even if someone is 'shoving a camera' in my face.

Well, that's if you were actually doing voter registration.

I've been in plenty of situations that I thought I'd know exactly what I'd do if it ever happened. When those situations happened - - - what I actually did wasn't even close.

There simply is no way she was doing voter registration.

This cameraman was not a policeman, he violated her space - - - she owed him nothing. Not even the truth of why she was there.

No way she was registering voters? She says she is. Is she lying? Confused? I take it you choose confused. Okay confused. That bodes really well for Hillary voters. They are confused about what they are doing.