Minnesota law allows any registered voter to "vouch" for up to 8 unregistered people (who don't show proof of citizenship) to allow em to vote the same day

After a certain number of laws or rules in a state all lead to fraud, at some point you have to start thinking it may be intentional:  

A controversial Minnesota election law allows any registered voter to enable up to eight other people to register on election day, and without showing any proof of citizenship and vote the same day. 

Under this incredibly stupid law--passed by Democrats and confirmed by the Secretary of State--the registered voter simply signs an oath saying he or she verifies the address of the person being registered.  This is called "vouching."  

To keep the scam from being too obvious, those being vouched for still must provide one form of identity verification, which can be a driver's license from any state, a utility bill or a high school or college ID.

Of course utility bills don't have photos of the addressee, so if that was the only item used to satisfy identity, obviously anyone could claim to be the person whose name was on the bill.

The SecState website says this info is then used to verify that the person being registered--and voting the same day--lives in that precinct.  And again, no proof of citizenship needed.

Minnesomalia is one of 23 states that allow same-day voter registration, meaning the newly-registered person casts his or her vote before anyone tries to confirm that the voter lives in that precinct.  So in most of those states, ballots cast by late-registering voters are "provisional," meaning not counted until eligibility is confirmed.  And if a thousand people in a precinct registered on election day, it could easily take a week to verify everyone's residence.

Problem is, in Minnesomalia there are NO "provisional ballots," meaning all ballots are counted immediately instead of being held back until the voter's residence can be confirmed.  And since ballots have no way of being tied to a specific voter, once a ballot is counted it can't be later identified and removed even if the same-day voter is found to have lied about residing in that precinct. 

In other words, once the ballot is cast, it's impossible to remove it from the count.

Realizing the lucrative opportunity for fraud, last March a GOP state rep introduced a bill that would make ballots cast on the same day a voter registered "provisional," meaning they wouldn't be counted until residency was confirmed.

And of course you can guess what happened:  Since the Dems control the state legislature, the bill didn't get out of committee.

Critics have also noted that three years ago Gov. Tim Walz pushed a bill called "Driver's Licenses for All," giving applicants licenses without checking immigration status.  And since state licenses don't show citizenship, anyone can use those to register to vote.  

Gosh, you don't think anyone would actually DO that, do ya?

Elon Musk summed up the state's system: "It was made for fraud." 

Which brings us to another Minnesomalia fraud: the billions stolen by fake Learing Centers, autism "treatment centers," transport services billing for 50 trips a day of 100 miles or more, and the like.  Every service paid for by Medicaid or Medicare, the Somalis looted.

SO...you can't afford another kid because childcare is so expensive, but Somali fraudsters effortlessly stole millions of your taxpayer dollars for child care centers that only existed on paper. 

You can’t afford a home--but 100 Somalis spent $100 million of your taxpayer dollars on luxury villas overseas. 

You’re paying $30K a year for high-deductible health insurance--while they got millions of your taxpayer dollars for health care centers that never treated a single patient." 

They robbed us blind for years, screwing over hardworking Americans--and having the GALL to smear anyone who complained as racist. 

So much good could have been done for Americans with all the billions stolen by the Somali fraudsters--as whistleblowers in the Minnesomalia government  were threatened if they said anything.  Thank a Democrat.