Tallahassee woman among arrests for fraudulent use of personal ID info
LaShaya Denice Pierce, 33, of Tallahassee, was arrested on Oct. 17 on five felony counts of fraudulent use of personal identification information.
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LaShaya Denice Pierce, 33, of Tallahassee, was arrested on Oct. 17 on five felony counts of fraudulent use of personal identification information.
Supporters of a proposed ballot measure for congressional age limits in North Dakota are suing to be able to use out-of-state petition circulators to gather signatures. U.S. Sen. Dianne Feinstein of California died Thursday at age 90 after facing health issues in recent months. Joe Biden, who is the oldest U.S. president ever, is seeking reelection at age 80.
$200,000 to gather signatures is responsible. petition circulators must be legal state residents. the lawsuit questions signatures gathered. the firm hired by the stapleton campaign said there was no such person. >> the existence of this person changes everything. because it means mr. kennedy comported himself in an unethical manner. in so doing, it put in jeopardy colorado's process and integrity of how we run elections. >> ceo dan kennedy says he investigated claims and alerted the campaign, insisting he did not live to his client or the state, adding "the esther my knowledge, the signatures...
>> gregg: rachel, in virginia, the gatherers or the petition circulators, is their official name. they have to be residents of the state of virginia who are either registered or eligible to vote. what's the rational basis for that? i found one case from the 10th circuit called term limits versus savage, 2008, that said a residency requirement is unconstitutional there. there are a couple of other federal appellate courts ruled the same. >> absolutely. and the courts are split on this. several courts say that it's unconstitutional. other courts say the states have the right to regulate it. i do...