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NEW POLL OVERVIEW:<br />
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U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder Has stated that, &quot;All eligible citizens can and should be automatically registered to vote, and it's the government's &quot;responsibility&quot; to see that it happens.<br />
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Holder noted that many elections officials still are manually processing new applications, many of them handwritten that causes delays, errors, and confusion at the polls.<br />
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He also stated that, &quot;Fortunately, modern technology provides a straightforward fix for these problems, and it should be the government's responsibility to automatically register citizens to vote, by compiling, from databases that already exist, a list of all eligible residents in each jurisdiction. These lists would be used solely to administer elections and would&nbsp; protect essential privacy rights,&quot;.<br />
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Holder is also calling for &quot;permanent, portable&quot; voter registration that would follow voters to a new polling place when they move. <br />
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NEW POLL QUESTION:<br />
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Should state voter registration laws be changed to allow for automatic voter registration similar to what Holder is proposing?<br />
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What part of co-equal branches of government Newt doesn't get? That would be proper conduct for a king or a dictator, not an American President.<br />
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