As a public school educator, Liza Burrell-Aldana talks to young people about their responsibility to this country.
So it shook her, she said, when a poll worker at an early voting site looked at her driver’s license and asked: “Are you a citizen?”
So it shook her, she said, when a poll worker at an early voting site looked at her driver’s license and asked: “Are you a citizen?”
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FYI it took 15 years to get UK citizenship.
(Virtually every perpetrator of actual voter fraud in the past decade has been a Republican--the party whose #1 goal has become to lie, cheat, and steal its way into office.)
They're allowed to ask. The law says so, and they don't know me. It isn't a big deal.
Statute:
https://law.lis.virginia.gov/vacode/title24.2/chapter6/section24.2-643/
They have to know where you live to know which local ballot to give you.
Those are the rules, our feelings notwithstanding.