Voting is one of the bedrocks that the United States of America was built on.
It’s of the utmost importance to the very structure of America that voting will forever remain a sacred and protected right.
Since we can all agree on that … Why in the world is it so hard for the country’s leaders to implement actual voting security measures?
(Well, we know why, but I digress.)
The latest example that America’s voting systems are deeply problematic actually — and scarily — emanates from a pair of reliably Republican states.
In the span of less than a week in mid-March, the Republican-leaning Iowa and the deeper red Idaho and Missouri found catastrophic issues with their respective voter rolls.
On March 14, Missouri Secretary of State Denny Hoskins released a statement saying they found and subsequently removed 18,637 voters who are deceased.