Andrew White
Active Member
Ahh...thanks Brad. Pretty much figured as much but didn't have the acronym nailed down.
Pardon my ignorance...but what is a "DINO"? I'm drawing a few conclusions from what I'm reading in the post but...?
I just got done talking with sme neighbors that belong to a local gun club that requires you to have a NRA membership AND be registered to vote. In general I am for less requirements for club memberships but this might be worth other clubs considering.
I know enough paperwork gets filled out already when a firearm is purchased through a FFL but would asking gun buyers if they would like to register to vote by filling out one more form be unduly burdensome?
Would our IPs be open to keeping a stack of Voter Registration Application form handy and asking two simple questions when they sell a firearm:
Are you a registered voter?
Would you like to be?
In order to conduct voter registration, the person has to get training by the local election board. It is short (less than 1 hour) but required.
They can post the website to go to, but having the forms in bulk is the problem. They then have to know how to assist in completing them. I would also be reluctant to further burden the FFL's with more paperwork... And making them trot down to the BOE for training.
Let me qualify myself, I am a Chief Election Judge and am a certified Voter Registration Volunteer...
Thank you for such a rapid and expert response!
I share your reluctance to add to the pile of paperwork but hope we can find some way to increase the voter participation by gun owners. Do you think we could get enough folks to take the BOE training and perhaps volunteer a few hours of their time in either an ongoing registration effort or perhaps a one or two day drive?