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Swing States Already Purging Democrats from Voting Rolls - The Ring Of Fire
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3:34Now PlayingAs of right now, both Presidential front runners have net negative favorability ratings, with Donald Trump's being worse than Hillary Clinton's. So how do Republicans think they can take this election? It's quite simple: rig the system. Ring of Fire's Farron Cousins discusses this.
" Chad McCullough, 44, was born in Ohio and has lived in Butler County for about nine or 10 years, he says.
Last November, McCullough and his wife made their way to the local polling station in southwest Ohio to cast their ballots.
But as he attempted to exercise his right to participate in the democratic process, a poll worker told him that he couldn't find his name on the voter registration list -- McCullough was no longer registered.
"I had no idea that my voter registration could be cancelled, even if I did not move," McCullough said. "
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