Kevin Grady

I watched the YouTube video of the hearing. There is absolutely no verifiable evidence to support that massive voter fraud is occurring with UOCAVA voters. For the bill sponsor to say that is incorrect. For another person testifying that most non-military UOCAVA voters have no intention of returning to the US is totally without proof or merit. As with most bills that are partisan, like this one, and are designed to try to make it harder for US citizens to vote, I think that if you're trying to prevent people from voting, it means you're afraid if enough people vote, they'll vote you out. Maybe focus on why your policies are so unpopular instead of producing unnecessary legislation like this. Finally, as a veteran who has lived overseas three times and has voted UOCAVA in elections, I'm insulted by people who want to verify that I am who I say I am when I'm overseas on official orders. I also volunteer many hours each election day in my local polling place in Hooksett, and for people who say there is voter fraud, they just plain don't know what they're talking about.