Giving more credence to the Republican stance than it is due, let us assume pure intentions.  We do not want people scamming the system. Certainly, if a house has been foreclosed there should not be someone listing that address on a voter registration card...unless they are now homeless and have no other address to list, or they are so caught up in the drama of having their home taken from them that they have not had a chance to deal with something so mundane as changing the address on their  voter registration card or their home has only very recently been taken from them.  Nonetheless, rules are rules and they must be followed. So, in the interest of law and order, all of these votes should be challenged.  

Of course there is another, more likely source of this sort of fraud.  That is rich folks who have more than one home, including those who do not know how many homes they own.  Certainly, if you own more than one house, especially if one is a vacation home, it would be easy to register in both places and double the voting power of your family.

So, I am confident that in the next couple of days we will be hearing from the Republican Party on the lists that they have collected of people who own multiple homes and are thus likely candidates for voter fraud.

It's a good sign that in this election the extended Democratic team is fighting back quickly against the GOP vote suppression tactics. A lawsuit has already begun in Michigan against the planned GOP forclosure list voter challenges and by extension all their vote caging tactics will be exposed and put on trial. The "Election Protection" project has been reactivated for election day to monitor what's going on. Taking a position at the end of the line at the official 'last in line' time is a good idea. Having a time/date stamped photo taken likely would be sufficient proof. The offensive "interview" questions of the GOP Jewish group while not in themselves a "push poll" are obviously being tested for inclusion in one and having publicity now will help defuse that nasty tactic. And BTW, that one's home is in forclosure doesn't necessarily mean one no longer occupies the residence. It's terrific that we've "Got Hope" but also good that we're fighting to keep it.

Seriously. Any and all sites that are promoting fair voting practices should list the states where early voting is permitted. Want to obviate even the remote possibility of being challenged at a poll: VOTE NOW!