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Answering a question Texans have been asking for weeks: Texas AG releases statement saying fear of contracting COVID is not a valid excuse to request an absentee ballot, and reminds it’s a crime to lie on the form.pic.twitter.com/FFcEPakRT4
Election administrators will send anyone who asks for an absentee ballot an absentee ballot. They do not verify your claims. That does not prevent the AG or local prosector from investigating. It’s not clear to me if the TX SOS office was even consulted about this.
Literally minutes after they sent this press release, and Judge appears to have reversed this guidance. https://twitter.com/aclu/status/1250514460399321094?s=21 …https://twitter.com/ACLU/status/1250514460399321094 …
AG's office appears to have rushed to get that information out during the hearing itself in order to publicize its position. The secretary of state's office appears to have no idea they were planning on such a release.
JFC. Glad Virginia has more sense than this. The Department of Elections is *specifically* urging people to choose the disability or illness reason for the June 23rd primary.
Texas GOP at its most humane, I see.
You mean even in normal times Texans need an excuse other than “I’d like to vote” to request a ballot??? Unconscionable
It's the same in MI, unfortunately.
What's the difference between fear of COVID-19 and preexisting conditions that make in person voting ill advised?
depends - how old & white is the person voting in this scenario?
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