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RandySF

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Fri Oct 25, 2024, 01:04 PM Oct 25

Voter advocacy groups say polling place warning signs written in Spanish are intimidation

Yellow signs in Spanish warning people that voting by noncitizens is illegal are planted outside early voting locations around the state.

Jim Womack, president of the conservative North Carolina Election Integrity Team, said his group purchased just under 1,000 signs.

Womack said in an interview they’re “protecting noncitizens from committing crimes.”

But voting rights groups called the signs voter intimidation. More than two dozen organizations, including Forward Justice, Common Cause North Carolina, and the Southern Coalition for Social Justice, told state Elections Director Karen Brinson Bell in a letter this week that the signs must be removed.



https://ncnewsline.com/briefs/voter-advocacy-groups-say-polling-place-warning-signs-written-in-spanish-are-intimidation/

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Voter advocacy groups say polling place warning signs written in Spanish are intimidation (Original Post) RandySF Oct 25 OP
When I saw the headline, my first thought was that it was a sign in Spanish warning that jls4561 Oct 25 #1

jls4561

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1. When I saw the headline, my first thought was that it was a sign in Spanish warning that
Fri Oct 25, 2024, 02:05 PM
Oct 25

People (and I use that term loosely) might try to intimidate a “Spanish-looking person”(whatever the hell that means) from voting.

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