FTFY.
BTW:
And Elbridge Gerry was a dim-retard.
Originally Posted by I B Hankering
A couple of things.
"Gerry" was a member of the Democratic-Republican party which was formed by Thomas Jefferson and James Madison.
And your "fact" is bullshit.
FACT: dim-retard controlled Los Angeles County had 3.25 million more voters than citizens of voting age on its rolls during the 2016 presidential election.
Wrong!
There are 6,205,977 people eligible (as of July 7, 2016) to vote in Los Angeles County.
As of that same date, there were 4,967,922 registered voters.
The total number of votes cast (for president) in Los Angeles County was 3,421,533
The county population is 10,137,915 of which @ 2,250,617 are under 18.
The "rolls" or list of registered voters may still need to be purged but there are over 6 million eligible people (there are more than 7 million people older than 18) for @5 million people on the rolls which means your 3.25 million more than voting age is total bullshit.
Report of Registration as of July 7, 2016
Registration by County
Los Angeles
Eligible-6,205,977 (The number people who can register)
Registered-4,967,922 (The number of people who registered)
Democratic-2,582,192
Republican-965,642
American Independent-104,211
Green-19,306
Libertarian-26,959
Peace and Freedom-31,637
Other-40,853
No Party Preference-1,197,122
http://elections.cdn.sos.ca.gov//ror...-16/county.pdf
For total votes cast go to:
http://rrcc.co.la.ca.us/elect/16110016/rr0016p01.htm
Am I automatically registered to vote when I submit the online application?
No. The online voter registration application is an easy avenue for submitting your information, but the information you provide in your online application still must be verified by your county elections official. If you have a California driver license or identification card and submit an online voter registration application, the Department of Motor Vehicles is simply sharing a copy of your signature on file so that it can be transferred to your voter registration record. No matter how you turn in your registration application – online or paper – when it comes to determining a person's eligibility to vote, preventing duplicate registrations, and adding a person to California's official voter rolls, all the same safeguards are in place. Your county elections official will contact you when your voter registration application is approved or if more information is needed to confirm your eligibility.
http://www.sos.ca.gov/elections/freq...ked-questions/