@#9 ... The NVRA limits when States can conduct a general list maintenance program. Under Section 8(c)(2), States must complete any program that systematically removes the names of ineligible voters from the official list of eligible voters no later than 90 days before a primary election or general election for federal office. In other words, once an election for federal office is less than 90 days away, processing and removals based on systematic list maintenance must cease. ...

So the question seems to become ...

Is "right before" the same as "90 days before?"

In your opinion, am I correct in that reading?

@#9 ... Damn Democracy Docket, and any other website, demanding my email to view their content. ...

Yeah, I have a similar opinion of axios.com. It is, to me, a pay-wall.

@#7 ... MAGA moths ...

Referencing ...

@#6

Yeah, I agree.

But the MAGA moths are not the GOP of old.

@#219 ... Even left wing outlets are calling out the absurdities of California's election system, idiot. ...

Links?

thx.

@#3

Are MAGA like moths to the Pres Trump flame?

More from the 2023 article ...

... Although there are dozens of active Arleigh Burke-class guided missile destroyers in the U.S. Navy's fleet, there's something special about the USS Kidd.

It doesn't have any secret technology or weapons (that we know of), and its capabilities are the same as any other of its class.

The standout feature that tends to capture the attention of even the most landlubberly civilian is the massive Jolly Roger that the Kidd is often seen flying from its mast.

The USS Kidd's pirate flag, the infamous skull and crossbones that hearkens back to the Golden Age of Piracy that spanned the 17th and 18th centuries, is the only one the U.S. Navy has ever allowed to fly on one of its ships.

And like most bizarre things that happen inside the Navy, it starts with an honored tradition, one dating back to World War II. ...

"cruel and unusual?"

@#3 ... In the meantime release the Trump Epstein files ... ...

Yup.

@#3 ... Every American should ensure that they are registered to vote, get a voter card, get an acceptable form of ID, and then show up and vote. ...

Here in CT, there is no "voter card."

But I do have to identify myself when I vote.

But, I do agree with what I see as the main point of your comment...

Vote!

@#7 ... Simple common sense is an interesting take? ...

Consider the source.

I'll leave it there. :)

@#6

@#3 ... Republicans don't even love Reagan any more! ...

You noticed that also?

Yeah.

Fmr Pres Obama polling higher than fmr Pres Reagan.

By a lot.

@#210 ... Susan Collins has actually killed people, by enacting Republican policies.
Not said she wants to. Gone ahead and done it.
That doesn't disqualify her? ...

The bottom line on this thread to me seems that the GOP is in panic mode because they fear the loss a Senate seat.

So the GOP is pulling out all the stops in its attacks to try to stop that end-result.

To me it seems interesting that the GOP is so concerned about losing this one Senate seat.

Does the GOP think their majority in the Senate is that much of a risk?

@#1

Wow, fmr Pres Obama polls as nearly twoce as popular as Pres Trump?

Of course, that result may not be surprising considering Pres Trump's popularity polling of late ...

More from the article ...

... Overall, Barack Obama ranked as the most popular recent president across all Americans at 36 percent, followed by Ronald Reagan (21 percent) and Donald Trump (19 percent). In contrast, all other presidents attract only singledigit or low doubledigit support. ...

Meanwhile, rural America seems to be turning against data centers ...

Will corporate CapEx (Capital Expenditure, a.k.a. infrastucture) spending result in enough profits to offset that spending?

Oracle investors seem to have an opinion ...

So, over a 6% increase in the producer price increase?

@#12

@#5

imo, the 3b definition seems apropos. :)