You're referencing a different "Times". The original post is about the Times newspaper in the UK, based in London and owned since 1981 by Rupert Murdoch. The New York Times is an unrelated publication, owned by the Sulzberger family.

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I'm guessing an unexpected downside of the motor voter law. Confusion or inattention at the DMV is not unheared of. For a slightly different example, when I moved to Massachusetts and got my license, a guy with the same name and DOB got unregistered.

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The Trump regime is arresting green card holders who have no recollection of registering to vote and accusing them of fraudulently registering to vote to create the illusion of non-citizens voting being a real problem. www.latimes.com/california/s...

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Here’s a perfect example of why “voter mistake” is often more accurate than “voter fraud.” The man interviewed here seems to have genuinely believed he could vote, and the government officials who should have stopped him failed to do so. There’s no fraudulent intent. www.kcra.com/article/cali...

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Yep. Noncitizen voting is extremely rare AND there’s no real pattern in who does it; it can be people of any political viewpoint. That’s because it’s not some grand “voter fraud” conspiracy, it’s almost always what law professor Benjamin Plener Cover calls “voter mistake.”

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