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BREAKING: We just received a letter confirming officials sent disqualification notices to dozens of eligible voters in error, misinforming them their voter registration was suspended due to past criminal system involvement.pic.twitter.com/hFQYWtW3lQ
The update comes just days before the final voter registration cutoff before the general election. We can't say this enough: double check your eligibility and know your rights. A step-by-step guide is available at http://aclunebraska.org/vote2020 .
These confirmed errors come from a list of potential errors we sent to officials. To date, they haven't been able to review the full list of folks who received these notices in recent years. More eligible voters may have been affected.https://www.aclunebraska.org/en/press-releases/aclu-campaign-aims-protect-voting-rights-nebraskans-criminal-system-involvement …
Bottom line, confusion or mistakes shouldn't keep people from practicing a fundamental right. We'll keep working to make sure every eligible voter is heard this election. Let people vote.
Will the eligible voters receive notification directly that the notices were erroneous? Meaning will the Secretary of State send out new letters rectifying the incorrect information to those that were erroneously told they can't vote?
"Yes somebody made a little mistake, but have you seen what's going on with all the MAIL IN BALLOT FRAUD??" --@TheJusticeDept, likely
In 'error'?
But of course they did! Color me surprised (not!)
This was in no way an "error."
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