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JimDandy, here is where your analogy fails:
If the state had not updated you with the feds, but allowed you to vote; and if your paperwork had been filed on your end, it is highly unlikely a federal auditor would charge you with voting fraud. Your state or local election commission might get sanctioned in some way for not doing the paperwork.
In the case under discussion, the woman could be not only charged, but convicted of a federal felony.
I really do not understand your stubbornness in defending the system.
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