Cindi Scoppe: a better way of voting in South Carolina

Myrtle Beach Sun News: 


“One of the problems with single-member districts is that they replaced discrimination with something nearly as destructive in a representative democracy: a heightened sense of racial polarization. They taught us to believe that black people have to be represented by black officials and that white people have to be represented by white officials. And that taught those elected officials that they are supposed to represent only those people of their own race.”

USA Today on Voter ID

Here.

“Numerous academic studies have also shown that voter ID does not depress the turnout of minority, poor and elderly voters. Georgia and Indiana saw no decrease in the turnout of such voters in elections after their voter ID laws went into effect. All the federal and state lawsuits filed against Georgia and Indiana were thrown out. Why? Because the plaintiffs couldn’t produce anyone who would be unable to vote because of the voter ID requirements.”

Roger Hedgecock: Stealing the election of 2012

Human Events:
“. . . Citizens in uniform serving overseas, who might vote Republican, are routinely denied the right to vote when ballots are mailed “too late” to be returned in time to count.  When a Republican wins a close race, uncounted ballots are “found” in the backseat of a Democrat poll worker’s car.
 
American elections are getting more corrupt every election year. . . . “