[sphinx]

All but four came from voters with addresses in Bexar County's Precinct 1, where incumbent Commissioner Robert Tejeda is heading for an April 13 runoff against Sergio "Chico" Rodriguez.

And these guys would be R's or D's? I base my suspicions on the fact that the intrepid reporter neglected to include this information, but I would not want to leap to conclusions ....

[xJones]

This has been going on so long by Texas Democrats. Ol' "Landslide Lyndon", arguably the worst U.S. president, won his Senate seat in an election so crooked that even the Daley machine in Illinois might have been embarrassed.

One question, though: why is it that Democrats rise from the dead and Republicans don't? :D

[JOAT]

"It happens in nearly every election, and it's just near impossible to investigate," said Cliff Herberg, chief of the district attorney's white-collar division.

SNIP

The applications had different handwriting styles and were mailed from different parts of the county, making it difficult to track their origins, investigators said Wednesday.

HINT: Take those hard to trace handwriting samples over to the Rat party HQ and you'll probably get a few hits.

[Libertina]

"It happens in nearly every election, and it's just near impossible to investigate," said Cliff Herberg.
With this attitude, no wonder there is so much vote fraud.

[BenLurkin]

And this, my FRiends, is how the democrat party wins elections.

[anonymous_user]

Sounds like they took a lesson from South Dakota:

Perhaps most famously, one woman applied for absentee ballots in both counties — twenty days after she had been killed in a car wreck. It remains unclear who signed and dated the fraudulent ballot requests, but the problem applications arrived in large envelopes containing other applications from the South Dakota Democratic party in Sioux Falls.
http://www.nationalreview.com/comment/comment-lauck102902.asp

Wonder why no one raises an eyebrow when they exploit Native Americans and Mexicans like this?

[TankerKC]

If I were an "investigative" reporter I’d find out what the party affiliation was of these folks and who they "voted" for. Then again, the reporter may already know that...hence the omission.

[lilylangtree]

The Walking Dead speak!!!!!

[kissmyconservativebutt]

A computer at the Bexar County election office recently flagged the names of 41 deceased people who somehow sent applications to vote by mail.

This is precisely why the friggin dems have been running their mouths about computer viting. The DBs in the computer servers will catch crap like this. Thank God for modern technology...the dems are afraid of it....except for Al Gore, who, of course, created the internet.

[TankerKC]

Tejeda Headed For Runoff In Commissioner's Race

Incumbent Bexar County Precinct 1 Commissioner Robert Tejeda will be headed for a runoff to determine the Democratic Primary winner

[Eric in the Ozarks]

Democrats from St. Louis, working the San Antonio beat.

[jackbill]

"It happens in nearly every election, and it's just near impossible to investigate," said Cliff Herberg, chief of the district attorney's white-collar division.

Duh!

I assume that the folks who applied really wanted their absentee ballot bad enough to put a return address on the application?????

Duh!

[cinFLA]

No ballots were sent to the deceased, and there is no indication any dead person managed to receive a ballot, election officials said.

No problem. They will just show up in person at the polls on the day of the election.

[timydnuc]

It's just a shame. The only thing a leftist has to look forward to in the next life is that they will be able to vote. Of course the climate will be much hotter that Florida.

[The South Texan]

Texas bump!

[RippleFire]

bump

[Skwidd]

What would a Dead-Rights March look like? Brains..

[Joee]

How many times does this happen in this form or some other? Yet, I never read about anyone going to jail for it. Are there any records of such?

[CurlyBill]

This is the Democrats' way of energizing their core constituency!

[Mike Bates]

Michael M. Bates: My Side of the Swamp