two voting laws are colliding and the supremes are gonna straighten it out;

Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin issued an Executive Order on Elections on August 7, 2024.  On October 11, 2024, the Department of Justice chose to sue Governor Youngkin on his Executive Order and the case is now in front of the Supreme Court.  The basic issue at hand is the collision of two Federal Laws, the 1993 Motor Voter Law and 18USC611 Voting by Aliens.

Governor Youngkin’s Executive Order helped clarify abidance by the Commonwealth of Virginia on these two different Federal Election Laws.  The National Voter Registration Act Of 1993 (NVRA) (often called “Motor Voter”) mandates the option to register to vote when applying for a Driver’s License in 44 states including Virginia.

There’s also 18USC611 called “Voting by Aliens”.  For some reason this law is rarely cited or referenced, even by constitutionally minded election integrity experts. 18USC611 makes it unequivocal and non-debatable that one must be a lawful U.S. Citizen to vote in a U.S. Federal Election.

The challenge is that for decades no one has bothered to verify that these two Federal Laws are operating seamlessly and cooperatively with each other.  There has been this presumption of trust between Motor Voter and 18USC611.  Somehow there is some magical, transparent, auditable process that verifies U.S. Citizenship before a Motor Voter derived name is put on the rolls.  The existence of such a process is a huge presumption of truth – especially when there appears to be no state that conducts audits of such supposed processes and releases the detailed process, the audit process, and results to the public.

There also appears to be no interest by the Federal Government in enforcing 18USC611.  Attorney General Barr was apparently unaware of 18USC611 during the 2020 election.  Recently the Director of National Intelligence gave briefings on Foreign Interference in U.S. Elections and did not mention 18USC611 nor would respond to questions on whether an Illegal Alien voting in a U.S. Election amounted to Foreign Interference.

Possibly because there was no confidence that the Federal Government was ensuring that these two Federal Laws were properly working in harmony, Governor Youngkin chose to address this matter in his Executive Order.  Open Border advocates who are attempting to get as many illegals into the country as possible and sign them up for driver’s licenses have a vested interest in ensuring no light is shown on the lack of verifiable and auditable processes to validate U.S. Citizenship.  Line One on Driver’s License applications in likely all states asks whether the applicant wants to register to vote.  Who vets and ensures the applicant who marks “Yes” is a legal U.S. Citizen?  That is a great question............more......