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Tag Archives: Series: Voter Fraud Alleged in Victory

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A year after Victory court ruling, are Vermont’s voter checklists more secure?

It has been one year since a Vermont Superior Court ruling removed 13 percent of Victory’s voters from the town’s voter checklist, yet it appears the ruling has had little impact on other towns that could be facing similar issues.

February 28, 2019 in TNR News.
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Roper: Condos still misinforming about residency requirements for voters

Secretary Condos is either intentionally or unintentionally perpetuating the incorrect understanding that intent to move into a district (or back into a district after having established a primary domicile outside the district) is enough to allow someone onto the voter checklist. It’s not.

April 27, 2018 in Commentary.
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Condos: Non-residents should not be allowed to vote

While I agree that non-residents voting in Vermont elections would dilute the votes of Vermonters, I could not disagree more with Ms. Bucknam’s premise that my office provided guidance to allow or encourage this activity.

April 18, 2018 in Commentary.
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Victory town clerk: Secretary of State’s office responsible for election woes

A member of the Board of Civil Authority for the town of Victory says the Secretary of State’s office has not taken responsibility for the town’s election woes, even after a Vermont Superior Court judge ruled that the voter checklist contained unqualified voters and non-residents who voted in recent elections.

April 17, 2018 in TNR News.
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Bucknam: Allowing non-residents to vote equals voter suppression

The secretary of state’s website provides that individuals with a subjective intent to move to a town are eligible to vote. The website states, “The law creates a subjective standard.” That is not what the law provides.

April 16, 2018 in Commentary.
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Roper: Local Vermont elections affected by fraudulent votes

The point at issue here is that the BCA contended that these second-home owners were eligible to vote because they had an “intent” to establish a primary domicile in the district at some point in the future, owned property, and that was enough to give them status to vote. The BCA believed this despite the law.

February 20, 2018 in Commentary.
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Superior Court ruling a victory for election integrity in Vermont

A ruling by a Vermont Superior Court judge has led to the removal of 13 percent of a small Northeast Kingdom town’s electorate from the voter checklist, a win for plaintiffs who argued that part-time residents are not allowed to vote in Vermont elections.

February 16, 2018 in TNR News.
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Roper: Second-home owners testify Condos’ office OK’d voting in Vermont

How many other out-of-state part-time property owners, how many town clerks, how many Boards of Civil Authority have received this misguided, illegal advice from our secretary of state?

November 16, 2017 in Commentary.
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Victory Board of Civil Authority says second-home owners can vote in Vermont

Here they have admitted that they don’t live in Vermont — they won’t live in Vermont until they retire. They are second-home owners, but the BCA in Victory has apparently deemed that enough to remain on the voter rolls. This is crazy.

November 9, 2017 in Commentary.
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Condos: Rob Roper’s commentary is inaccurate and misleading

Mr. Roper asserts our “wildly loose” interpretation of the residency requirement “does not reflect the spirit or the language of the statute.” I could not disagree more.

September 27, 2017 in Commentary.
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Roper: So, second homeowners can vote in Vermont?

They were voting by absentee ballot in Vermont, deciding who would represent in public offices people who actually live here. That’s vote fraud, right? Wrong! At least according to our Secretary of State’s office.

August 25, 2017 in Commentary.
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Connecticut family admits voting in Vermont, says Condos’ office gave OK

A Connecticut family listed among the defendants in an ongoing voter fraud lawsuit has admitted voting in Vermont elections, according to public court documents. Family members said they got approval to do so from the Vermont Secretary of State’s office.

August 9, 2017 in TNR News.

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