Jonathan Bailey
Well-Known Member
...for public elections?
This is a common practice in Red states but not in California.
I think this is a Republican Christian Right strategy.
Does this practice violate the First Amendment?
Personally, I don't think any private property is appropriate for usage as polls.
Public elections belong in public places as public schools, police stations, fire stations, state college campuses, etc.
I like polling places to be on college campus especially because young American students and older students too can be exposed directly to the political process and might be more likely to vote if it is convenient to get to the polls.
I don't think Jesus Christ would like secular matters as politics in His Father's temple. We all know the money-changer/house of thieves story in the bible.
This is a common practice in Red states but not in California.
I think this is a Republican Christian Right strategy.
Does this practice violate the First Amendment?
Personally, I don't think any private property is appropriate for usage as polls.
Public elections belong in public places as public schools, police stations, fire stations, state college campuses, etc.
I like polling places to be on college campus especially because young American students and older students too can be exposed directly to the political process and might be more likely to vote if it is convenient to get to the polls.
I don't think Jesus Christ would like secular matters as politics in His Father's temple. We all know the money-changer/house of thieves story in the bible.