There is a scary logic here

[Soph0571]

The only thing is - are they clever enough to think this strategy up? Either way it is a very worrying spectacle.

[MiniMe]

1. I'm not sure this is correct

I think you have to have an address to vote.

[Ms. Toad]

5. You cannot be deprived of your constitutional right to vote

Merely because you are homeless.

Https://www.nonprofitvote.org/voting-in-your-state/special-circumstances/voting-and-homelessness/

[BluesRunTheGame]

6. Nope

I registered and voted same day in Montana a few years ago without an address.

I’m an OTR trucker and I haven’t had a place for several years.

I went to vote and tried to give them my PO Box for an address. They said that won’t work - where do you stay when you’re in town? I looked up the address of the lot where I usually parked my rig
- and that’s what worked. Voted same day, the whole process took less than 20 minutes.

[bucolic_frolic]

2. Plus the USPS can't find you, is 3 weeks late, and no credentials no vote

Democrats needs outreach to every last registered Dem. We need rides to the polls with coffee, donuts, and help with predicaments.

[Mercurian]

3. Dear Leader isn't smart enough

..to figure this out. But Stephen Miller certainly is.

[ashredux]

4. The GOP leadership has an image of working people....

If you’re paid by the week, and live month-to-month with a little savings, then your not like them. You’re not in their class, so to speak.

So, if you need help they will only give you so much. That’s why they think $600 a week makes you lazy and you won’t try to get a job. They just don’t care if you have a home or if you don’t.