[ChristinaKB]

Five. Hundred. Thousand.

[Elsiejay]

I hope this project has Ohio on its “to do” list; and many others as well. If this festering problem does no get resolved there will be little reason for Republicans and Conservatives to vote in presidential/congressional contests.

[Captainpaintball]

And the Repugnican'ts are STILL doing next to nothing in my opinion. Even John Fund was strangely silent after the 2012 election. Millions of 'R' voters supposedly stayed home in that election. They were likely "erased" from the machines.

[House Atreides]

I love to see reports of local Tea Party activists doing such good and productive work. I wish this were the case in localities across the nation.

Good work folks!

[hosepipe]

There’s much more mischief in voter fraud than strange ones registered legally and illegally..
Theres ballot box stuffing and Virus’s and Trojans in the voting machines as well..

AND of course multiple voting.. not to speak of other gambits...
OH!... and republicans that could care less about democrat voter fraud by any means.

Did I mention....... delusional optimists(both parties).... that think voter fraud is a fabrication?..

[humblegunner]

So what caused you to excerpt your own blog?

[humblegunner]

Why couldn’t you post the whole piece without excerpting?

[humblegunner]

In fact, why is your blog posted in "News"? You're a blogger, you don't write news.

You steal it, re-word it and pretend it is your own in order to get blog hits.

Yeah, we have seen that once or twice before.

[elpadre]

every community needs to implement a similar program.

Perhaps every community should not only do a grass roots investigation, but then, write a “white paper,” a exhaustive report on what they have done, the importance and what will happen if the election officials fail to protect the lawful voter from these cheaters. Then disseminate that “white paper” to local media - newspaper, radio, TV - copies to every civic club, politician, church, etc.

[FR_addict]

Thanks for the info.

We looked at the votes in the 2008 election in the Durham/Raleigh area. You could request the voter information on a CD. It told you which registered voters voted in the election. We found about 50 questionable voters and asked them to investigate.

[Grams A]

Data becomes outdated and unreliable very quickly. I would really like to see all the current voter rolls totally scrapped and everyone have to re-register in person at least once every three years. Certainly everyone should present a valid ID and proof of citizenship and residency but I would settle for the first part the first time around.

[stirrinthepuddin]

A turd world country has curbed it's voter fraud which is something that will never happen here!

You can't afford to purchase an ID?

Don't vote!
You are either on the government dole, an illegal or just plain too stupid to vote.

I believe that if you don't have skin in the game .. You don't deserve to vote.

If anyone doesn't get it yet .. Why the idiots and Liberals (redundancy) fight so hard against Photo, voter ID .. Look no further than Mexifornia!

Mexifornia requires ZERO documentation .. none, nada, zip to vote.

No documentation at all!

La Raza, MEChA etc. etc. lead the charge (along with liberals, communists and one worlders) to turn this country into a filthy third world cr@p hole .. just like the one (Mexico) that the are running so hard away from!

As for this government not providing 'Free-e-e' photo Id's for the great unwashed .. Why not demand that instead of providing a "slush" fund of one hundred and fifty million dollars to groups like La Raza in these Amnesty bills .. They give the "slush" fund monies to the states to help with ID's?

To even register to vote in Mexico you must present a birth certificate, another form of photo identification and a recent utility bill.

"It is a matter that has to do with a culture of respect for the law," Francisco Guerrero, one of the nine commissioners on the institute, told the newspaper Reforma.

The agency makes no apologies for the tough rules or requiring photo identifications, given Mexico's history of troubled elections. "We started from such a point of distrust, especially in the electoral system," institute commissioner María Marván said.
Every registered Mexican voter has a Voter ID card, complete with photograph, fingerprint, and a holographic image to prevent counterfeiting.

At the Mexican polling station, there is a book containing the photograph of every voter in the precinct. This book is available to the poll workers and observers from various parties. If there's a doubt as to someone's identity, the poll workers can simply look up the person's name and see if the photo matches up.

The Mexican voter's thumb is smudged with ink. That way, if he shows up at another polling site to vote, they know he's already voted elsewhere. (The ink wears off after a few days.)

So you see that with very little effort .. This country could fix it's corrupt voting system but .. Democrats and It looks like .. Every boot-licking democrat voter in this country wants the fraud to continue!

It is the only way they can continue as a party!