My concern is the total combined fraud. If the article is correct in the number of non citizens that vote and that it could tip a close election what happens when other types of fraud occur. We have all heard stories of dead people voting. The most recent incident out of Illinois where Republican votes became Democrat votes. I always vote but I am starting to understand the frustration of those who don't. It's not just the low quality of candidates we have to choose from. It is all these stories of fraud and manipulation.

Of course! Why else (besides the carrier agent of infectious diseases) would the rogue fed's blatantly let the illegals cross the border in 2014?

That coupled with the electronic voting machines in which the code is from Venezuala, it's a gaurantee they will decide the outcome. Just my .02.

The US is probably the only country in the world that does not require some form of identification to vote.

the Democrats' southern border strategy is already
coming true -- we don't have to wait for the new
illegal youngsters to grow up!!! -- j

Several points here.
1. The myth of a right to vote guaranteed by the U.S. constitution must be crushed.
2. Voter fraud IS rampant as evidenced by the recent convictions for vote fraud and the NC ballot fiasco along with Chicago machines changing R to D on votes by a "programming error".

Which just goes to show, citizens should take their
responsibilities more seriously

I fervently hope you are wrong.

That's really surprising. I think we should make it harder in general to vote. That self-styled "plutocrat" guy wouldn't be a plutocrat if it weren't for votes swayed by ads. I suspect (not researched at all) that voters swayed by ads would also be likely not to vote if it were more difficult.