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Topic	If voting is a right, why shouldn't people be automatically registered to vote?
brestugo 07/28/23 2:56:59 PM #39:	SuperVegitoFAN posted... Same here in Denmark. I admit i dont know if you can avoid bringing anything, i havent tried, and have no plan to. IIRC: I just show up in the time frame allotted (IIRC 8-20) give the blanket, recite my SSN/Birthdate (dont recall specifics, but its either birthdate or SSN. Danish SSN is Birthdate in DD/MM/YY + 4 more numbers) go into the both with the long ass sheet of paper, sign a cross on the person i vote for, then put the long ass sheet of paper into a plastic bin outside the booth, and go home. Ive not been eligble for voting that many times yet, but i dont remember much of a queue either, nor a lot of people around. Admittedly, small city/town/whatever but still. The hardest part is the 2km walk lol. And IIRC Inmates can vote too, which i believe isnt a thing in the US. In the US inmates can't vote and in many states having a certain type of conviction can cause you to lose the right to vote. There's nothing in the Constitution about preventing prisoner voting however. The US custom evolved from the "vagrancy-chain gang-prison-disenfranchisement" system of Jim Crow states. --- Putin delenda est <cite>brestugo posted [p:975119180] in If voting ... [t:80521741]...</cite> <quote>SuperVegitoFAN posted... </cite><quote>Same here in Denmark. I admit i dont know if you can avoid bringing anything, i havent tried, and have no plan to.IIRC: I just show up in the time frame allotted (IIRC 8-20) give the blanket, recite my SSN/Birthdate (dont recall specifics, but its either birthdate or SSN. Danish SSN is Birthdate in DD/MM/YY + 4 more numbers) go into the both with the long ass sheet of paper, sign a cross on the person i vote for, then put the long ass sheet of paper into a plastic bin outside the booth, and go home.Ive not been eligble for voting that many times yet, but i dont remember much of a queue either, nor a lot of people around.Admittedly, small city/town/whatever but still. The hardest part is the 2km walk lol.And IIRC Inmates can vote too, which i believe isnt a thing in the US.</quote>In the US inmates can't vote and in many states having a certain type of conviction can cause you to lose the right to vote.There's nothing in the Constitution about preventing prisoner voting however. The US custom evolved from the "vagrancy-chain gang-prison-disenfranchisement" system of Jim Crow states. --- Putin delenda est</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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