"No Match, No Vote"

There is always a problem with Florida and the words “presidential election.” I don’t know if they're like oil and vinegar where they don’t mix, but it is a true statement that they are not very fond of each other.

A new voter registration law in Florida is causing some controversy that could affect thousands of new voters.

Recently, a “no match, no vote” law could prevent eligible voters from making it to the polls this November. The “no match, no vote” law states that if information in the state and federal databases does not match what is on your voter registration card, then you will not be able to vote unless you submit a provisional ballot.

According to a news report by wtxl.com, the law previously blocked 16,000 eligible Floridians from registering to vote.

Staff officials say there are ways to make your vote count in November. Officials encourages all perspective voters to make sure their form is complete, they write legibly, and turn in all forms on time.

The deadline to register for the November election is October 6th.

What do you think about the controversial issues surrounding Florida and the elections? Drop a line and let me know. I want to know if the government, in Diddy’s words, “is bugging out.”