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Updated: September 29, 2023
This Month's Tusk:
The September
Tusk
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Statutory Requirements for States With Non-Documentary ID Requirements
State |
Voters must: |
Elections officials must: |
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California |
State name and address. |
Confirm the voter is on the registration list. |
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District of Columbia |
Sign the poll book. |
None. |
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Hawaii |
Provide name, address and date of birth. |
Check voter information against the poll book. |
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Illinois |
Sign an affidavit of eligibility. |
Announce name, and if requested, address. |
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Maine |
State name and address. |
Announce name. |
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Maryland |
State month and date of birth (and address under certain circumstances). |
Check voter information against the registration list. |
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Massachusetts |
Provide name, and if requested, address. |
Announce name. |
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Minnesota |
Sign an affidavit of eligibility. |
Optional: check voter information. |
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Nevada |
Sign the poll book. |
Compare the signature to signature on file, or on a form of identification. |
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New Jersey |
Provide signature. |
Compare the signature to signature on file. |
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New Mexico |
State name and address. |
Announce name. |
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New York |
Sign the poll book. |
Compare the signature to signature on file. |
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Oregon* |
Sign the envelope in which the ballot is returned. |
Compare signature to signature on file. |
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Pennsylvania |
Sign an affidavit of eligibility. |
Announce name. |
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Vermont |
State name, and if requested, address. |
Confirm the voter is on the registration list. |
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*Oregon conducts its elections almost exclusively by mail but offers voters the option of voting in person at county election offices. Ballots in Oregon, including ballots cast in person, must be accompanied by a return envelope signed by the voter. |
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The September Tusk is attached. In this month’s Tusk:
As the Election nears the Tusk has information you may find interesting. Along with our usual columns we include:
Four hundred members or supporters of the Republican
Liberty Caucus of Brevard attended the group’s 16th annual
Constitution Day Dinner in Port Canaveral on September 14, at which
Tom Homan, the former Acting
Director of the Department of Immigration and Customs Enforcement, spoke
about the vast differences in ICE between the past Trump Administration and
the current Biden one.
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The biased media hailed Harris as the debate victor,
based on her rehearsed cliches, but on issues that undecided voters care
about – like immigration, the economy, and national security – Trump had
valid points.
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In my column I explore Project 2025.
Before the election season began, I had never heard of Project 2025.
It seemed to me that the mere mention of it sent the left into convulsions.
I decided to look at it for myself to see what the issues were that seemed
to be anathema to the Democrats.
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JOE PAGS
VIDEO.
Radio
show host Joe Pags has a brief video comparing the numbers on a variety of
topics between former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala
Harris, over who would be a better leader for our country. To view the
video, click on the above link.
Enjoy and pass it along.
UPCOMING BREVARD COUNTY EVENTS
--September
1: Republican Liberty
Caucus of Brevard film showing of “Reagan” at Viera movie theater 7pm.
--September 4:
Brevard Federated Republican Women meeting, Space Coast Convention
Center, Cocoa, 11:30 am.
--September 5: Heritage Isle Republican Club meeting, Heritage Isle Clubhouse, 10 am.
--September 6: Federated
Republican Women in Action meeting, Memaw’s BBQ, Palm Bay, 11 am.
--September 9:
Space Coast Patriots meeting, Merritt Island Library, 6 pm.
--September 10: ABC News Trump –
Harris debate, at 9 p.m.
--September 14: Republican Liberty
Caucus of Brevard Constitution Day Dinner, Radisson at the Port dining room,
6 pm.
--September 16: Brevard Republican Executive Committee meeting, Space Coast
Association of Realtors Bldg., Melbourne, 7 pm
--September 17: North Brevard Republican Club meeting, American Police Hall
of Fame, Titusville, 6 pm.
--September 19: Republican Women’s Network of South Brevard meeting, Suntree
Country Club, 11 am.
--September 23: Ronald Reagan Club meeting, Oceanside Community Church,
Satellite Beach, 6 pm.
--September 26: Space Coast Young Republicans meeting, Whiskey Business,
Melbourne, 6:30 pm.
--September 28: Space
Coast Republican Club meeting, Red Lobster, Merritt Island, 11:30 am.