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Oct 06, 2012 104 Replies

died last year but before then her legal address was at our house. She got her ballot last week and she can apply to vote absentee. Obviously the county rolls are out of date. Shouldn't this be corrected?

Death notices should be sent to the local registrar's office by the coroner's office, to be removed, and a letter sent to the listed address, in case of a mistake.

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Because, like you, he won't think.

died last year but before then her legal address was at our house. She got her ballot last week and she can apply to vote absentee. Obviously the county rolls are out of date. Shouldn't this be corrected?

You could have just returned the post card as undeliverable. That's what's supposed to happen (but usually doesn't in this situation).

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law died last year but before then her legal address was at our house. She got her ballot last week and she can apply to vote absentee. Obviously the county rolls are out of date. Shouldn't this be corrected?

Depends. BTW, who's she voting for?

Cheers, James Arthur

krw makes yet another post in the hope of guaranteeing his position of group moron. He shouldn't gave gone to the trouble - there's really nobody else with a hope of taking the prize from him. Maybe he's hoping for a special prize for the dimmest non sequitur.

Bill Sloman, Nijmegen

n law died last year but before then her legal address was at our house. Sh e got her ballot last week and she can apply to vote absentee. Obviously th e county rolls are out of date. Shouldn't this be corrected?

A copy of her death certificate was sent to Social Security by the mortuary to properly stop the money. If it was sent to the election folks I don't k now but when we got one of these last year my wife thought she took care of it but they're backkkkkk.

If she was still alive she'd vote against Obama again.

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Hardly proof of anything, the rental agreement can be written up by yourself. It has "a" name on it and has "an" address. It also has two signatures, but who's exactly?

No proof of insurance is needed to own or register a car. Maybe to drive it legally, I'm not sure. No other ID is required to get the registration.

What proof? If you have the registration they assume you already proved who you are and where you live.

You can be as snide as you like, the point is that this happens. Drivers licenses are still not a very robust ID in spite of the aftermath of 911 and even in the wake of various scandals following the alleged "crackdown" in drivers licensing.

Rick

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It had to be addressed from a company, here. Light bill, phone bill, etc.

There certainly is here!

You must live in east bumbfuck. Proof of insurance was required to register a car in every state I've lived in. Sometimes it was a little circuitous (inspection was in there, too) but proof in insurance was *always* required. Just went through that again (moved a couple of cars).

Birth certificate, two forms of address verification, legal proof of name change, Social Security card.

Well, you really are showing how stupid you are. You do need to think about it some more before spouting your nonsense.

law died last year but before then her legal address was at our house. She got her ballot last week and she can apply to vote absentee. Obviously the county rolls are out of date. Shouldn't this be corrected?

properly stop the money. If it was sent to the election folks I don't know but when we got one of these last year my wife thought she took care of it but they're backkkkkk.

There is no reason the Social Security Administration (the feds) would send a copy of the birth certificate to the board of elections (city or county office). That's not how the government works.

So are you, right? Now there's another name you can vote under.

law died last year but before then her legal address was at our house. She got her ballot last week and she can apply to vote absentee. Obviously the county rolls are out of date. Shouldn't this be corrected?

properly stop the money. If it was sent to the election folks I don't know but when we got one of these last year my wife thought she took care of it but they're backkkkkk.

I would have called a TV station's investigative reporter & let them have a field day, showing how sloppy the system is. :)

law died last year but before then her legal address was at our house. She got her ballot last week and she can apply to vote absentee. Obviously the county rolls are out of date. Shouldn't this be corrected?

to properly stop the money. If it was sent to the election folks I don't know but when we got one of these last year my wife thought she took care of it but they're backkkkkk.

I don't know why anyone would be surprised. There is no mechanism to rationalize birth/death certificates. Never has been.

I didn't say there was, but that there should.

I agree that there should be, but an investigative reporter isn't going to find anything that isn't already known by anyone who would ever have an interest. There's no news here.

No, but they love to embarrass politicians. :)

Yes! :-)

Actually, it came out differently than intended--I pulled a Biden. I meant to imply that now that she's defenseless, her vote might get harvested and used by one of the unscrupulous in a way other than she would've used it herself.

Now, that's confirmed.

Apologies to G^2--didn't in any way mean to make light of his loss--my dad died 10 years ago yesterday. I still miss him.

James Arthur

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I know the feeling. My father died 3 years ago. He would have been

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